OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS

AGRICULTURAL OPEN LIVESTOCK CLASSES 1. See General Rules for time and regulations 2. In the event of only one entry in a class, the ribbon and money will be decided by the judge.

OPEN CLASS SHEEP Superintendent; Mark Leatherman

1. See General Rules for time and regulations. 2. The base date for computing the age of sheep shall be January. 1. 3. Animal required on fairgrounds during fair to be eligible for Showmanship (under 7 years). Management

prior to fair not required. 4. The following classes apply to each recorded breed. 5. See also 4-H Sheep Rules 6. See also 4-H Hair Sheep Rules Class 31 Ewe two years old and over Class 31A Ewe Hair tow years old and over Class 32 Ewe one year old and under two Class 32A Hair Sheep Class 33 Ewe Lamb under one year old Class 33A Ewe Hair Lamb under one year old Class 34 Market Lamb Class 35 Market Hair Lamb DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $5.00, $3.00, $2.00 Class 35 Pee Wee Showmanship (under 7 years) In memory of Joe Chambers, trophies will be awarded to each pee wee showman.

OPEN CLASS MEAT GOATS Superintendent; Mark Leatherman

Meat goats are goats bred for meat purposes. Does or wethers of any breed will be judged on merits for meat purposes. 1. See General Rules for time and regulations. 2. Goats must have milk teeth in place at the time of fair. Market goats must be less than 1 year of age. 3. Goats must be dehorned or if horned, the horns must be tipped (not less than the diameter of a dime at the

end.) 4. Goats must be slick shorn above the knee and hock. 5. Animals are shown with collars or halter and lead in the class. There will be no bracing allowed. 6. Meat goats shown in meat classes cannot be shown in dairy classes and dairy goats shown in the dairy

classes cannot be shown in the meat classes. 6. Market classes will be divided by weight. Breeding meat goat classes will be divided by age. 7. Animal required on fairgrounds during fair to be eligible for Showmanship (under 7 years). Management

prior to fair not required. Class 36 Market Goat Class 37 Doe - less than 6 months Class 38 Doe - 6 months - 1 year Class 39 Doe - over 1 year DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $5.00, $3.00, $2.00

Class 43 Pee Wee Showmanship (under 7 years) John Coyan will award a ribbon and one dollar bill to each pee wee showman

OPEN CLASS SWINE Superintendent; Larry Gilliland

1. See General Rules and regulations. 2. Animal required on fairgrounds during fair to be eligible for Showmanship (under 7 years). Management prior to fair not required. 3. The following classes apply to all recorded breeds. Class 50 Market Hogs Class 51 Breeding Gilts DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $5.00, $3.00, $2.00 Class 52 Pee Wee Showmanship (under 7 years) Larry and Kathleen Gilliland will award a ribbon and one dollar bill to each pee wee showman.

OPEN CLASS BEEF Superintendent; Kevin Seested

1. See General Rules for time and regulations.

2. Exhibitor must help manage animal for 60 days in Bucket Calf (under 7 years) class. 3. The following classes apply to all recognized breeds. Class 59 Heifers dropped after March 1, 2015 Class 60 Heifers dropped between Sept 1, 2014 and March 1, 2015 Class 61 Heifers dropped between March 1, 2014 and Sept 1, 2014 Class 62 Heifers dropped between Sept 1, 2014 and March 1, 2014 Class 63 Heifers dropped between March 1, 2013 and Sept 1, 2013 Class 64 Heifers dropped before March 1, 2013 Class 65 Beef Steer (1,000 pound minimum) DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $5.00, $3.00, $2.00

OPEN CLASS BUCKET CALF Superintendents; Lynda Foster and Addi Foster

1. See General Rules for time and regulations. 2. Exhibitor must help manage animal for 60 days. 3. If more than 8 animals are in a class the class will be divided by age.

Class 70 Bucket Calf DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $5.00, $3.00, $2.00 Class 71 Pee Wee Bucket calf (under 7 years) – NON COMPETETIVE In Memory of Bill and Doris George, a ribbon and one dollar bill will be awarded to each pee wee showman.

OPEN CLASS DAIRY - CATTLE Superintendents; Lynda Foster and Addie Foster

1. See General Rules for time and regulations. 2. Dismissal time of animals according to set rule No. 8. 3. The following classes apply to Guernsey, Jersey, Holstein, Brown Swiss, Ayrshire and Milking Shorthorn. 4. All cattle entered for exhibition must be recorded or eligible to be recorded. Those cattle that are QE

certified will also be eligible to show.

Class 74 Junior Heifer Calf dropped March 1 to show date Class 75 Intermediate Heifer Calf dropped between December 1, 2014 to February 28, 2015 Class 76 Senior Heifer Calf dropped between August 1, 2014 to November 30, 2014 Class 77 Summer Yearling Heifer dropped June 1, 2014 to August 21, 2014 Class 78 Junior Yearling Heifer dropped March 1, 2014 to May 31, 2014 Class 79 Winter Yearling Heifer dropped December 1, 2013 to February 28, 2014 Class 80 Senior Yearling Heifer dropped September 1, 2013 to November 30, 2013 Class 81 Junior Champion Female of each breed Class 82 Junior Three Best Females all three bred and owned by exhibitor. Senior Yearling and under. Class 83 Unfreshened 2-year old cow Class 84 Two-year-old cow Class 85 Three-year-old cow Class 86 Four-year-old cow or over Class 87 Senior Champion Female of each breed Class 88 Best Uddered Cow (must be lactating-all breeds) Class 89 Best Three Females - 3 females, any age, all of which must be bred, and at least one, solely owned by

exhibitor Class 90 Produce of Dam - 2 animals, any age, either sex, the produce of one cow Class 91 Daughter-Dam - 2 animals, dam with her daughter, any age DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $10.00, $6.00, $4.00

OPEN CLASS DAIRY - GOATS Superintendents; Lynda Foster and Addi Foster

1. See General Rules for time and regulations. 2. Animals required on fairgrounds during fair to be eligible for Showmanship (under 7 years). Management

prior to fair not required. 3. Age is based on day of show. Class 92 Dairy Goats a. Junior Doe, born March 1, 2015 to show date b. Junior Doe, born September 16, 2014 to February 28, 2015 c. Junior Doe, born September 16, 2013 to September 15, 2014 (Dry yearling) d. Senior Doe, 2 years and under in milk or previously freshened e. Senior Doe, 3 years and over in milk or previously freshened Class 93 Other Recognized Breeds a. Junior Doe, born March 1, 2015 to show date b. Junior Doe, born September 16, 2014 to February 28, 2015 c. Junior Doe, born September 16, 2013 to September 15, 2014 (Dry yearling) d. Senior Doe, 2 years and under in milk or previously freshened e. Senior Doe, 3 years and over in milk or previously freshened DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $5.00, $3.00, $2.00 Class 94 Pee Wee Showman (under 7 years) Pat Murphy Family will award Medallions to each pee wee showman.

OPEN CLASS POULTRY Superintendent; Sue Reinecke

1. See General Rules for time and regulations. 2. No prizes will be awarded when entry is unworthy by judge’s decision. If only one entry in a class the

ribbon will be determined by the judge. 3. Exhibitors will be responsible for taking care of feeding and watering their own poultry.

4. All single specimens shall be entered singly to compete for single prize only. 5. A pen shall consist of three females. These shall be entered as a pen to compete for pen prizes only. 6. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry in a class. 7. Exhibitors are responsible for dumping cage trays before leaving the fair grounds on Saturday. Class 95 Production Breed Rooster Class 96 Production Breed Pen (meat) Class 97 Production Breed Pen (laying) Class 98 Production Breed Hen (laying) Class 99 Production Breed Hen (meat) Class 100 Production Breed Pullet (meat or laying) Class 101 Fancy Breed Pullet Class 102 Fancy Breed Hen Class 103 Fancy Breed Rooster Class 104 Bantams (Rooster) Class 105 Bantams (Hen) Class 106 Bantams (Pullets) Class 107 Turkey Class 108 Duck Class 109 Goose Class 110 Pigeon DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $2.00, $1.00, $.75 Locust Hill Lamanchas will award $15.00 to the Grand Champion Poultry Exhibitor and $10.00 to the Reserve Grand Champion Poultry Exhibitor.

OPEN CLASS RABBITS

Superintendent; Lori Guilfoyle 1. See General Rules. 2. Rabbits will be judged at 8:00 a.m., Tuesday, July 21. Exhibitor is to present rabbit to judge. 3. Exhibitors will be responsible for taking care of feeding and watering their own rabbits. 4. All rabbits will be divided into age classes (junior, intermediate, and senior) and judged according to their

breed standard as listed in the ARBA “Standard of Perfection”. Only breeds recognized by ARBA may be shown.

5. Exhibitors may enter no more than two rabbits per class with a maximum of eight rabbits in the open class division at the County Fair.

6. Exhibitors are responsible for dumping cage trays before leaving the fair grounds on Saturday. Class 111 Junior Doe (under six months of age) Class 112 Intermediate Doe (six-eight months of age) only breeds of American, Giant Angora, Californian, Champagne, Checkered Giant American Chinchilla, New Zealand, Palomino, Satin, and other commercial and giant breeds) Class 113 Senior Doe (eight months of age and older for breeds in intermediate; six months and over for other

breeds) Class 114 Junior Buck (under six months of age) Class 115 Intermediate Buck (six-eight months of age) only breeds as listed under class 112. Class 116 Senior Buck (eight months of age and older for breeds in intermediate; six months and over for other

breeds) Class 117 Meat Pen (three rabbits, same breed) Maximum weight five pounds each. Will be judged on meat quality. DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.50, $1.00, $.75 SGT Group Sales, Randall & Betsy Readinger will award $15.00 to the Open Class Grand Champion Rabbit and $10.00 to the Open Class Reserve Grand Champion Rabbit

OPEN CLASS DOGS Superintendent; Carol Hill

1. See General Rules. 2. No facilities are available to keep dogs during the fair. They must be brought to the contest and returned home following the show. 3. No sick dog will be allowed to show. ALL DOGS MUST BE IMMUNIZED FOR DISTEMPER, HEPATITIS, LEPTOSPIROSIS, RABIES, AND PARVO VIRUS. PROOF OF VACCINATION MUST BE PRESENTED AT ENTRY. 4. Any abuse of dogs on grounds, or in the ring, will result in disqualification. 5. No dog in season will be allowed to show. 6. Any dog fouling in the ring will automatically receive a white ribbon. 7. Baiting dogs is not allowed. 8. Choke chain or soft training collar and leather or web lead are to be used for Obedience classes. Show leads on (dead-ring) should be used in Showmanship classes. 9. 4-H members may not use the same dog in both open and 4-H divisions. SHOWMANSHIP 1. Care and Understanding of dog 2. Showing of dog. Class 120 Open division

OBEDIENCE 1. Heel on leash and figure 8 2. Stand for examination 3. Heel 4. Recall and finish 5. Long sit (1 minute) 6. Long down (3 minutes)

Class 121 On lead Class 122 Off lead AGILITY Class 123 On lead Class 124 Off lead RALLY OBEDIENCE Rally is open to members who are 10 years of age and older. Class 125 On lead Class 126 Off lead

BOURBON COUNTY FAIR FITTING CONTEST

Thursday, July 23, 2015 – Approximately 4:30 p.m. in Show Arena

CONTEST REGULATIONS Team entries: The contest may be open to more than one team per county. The teams

will be broken up by age categories: Junior, Intermediate, and Senior Teams will consist of 3 members. The oldest

member of the team will determine of which age category the team competes. A 15 year old member on a team with

two 7 year old members will compete in the senior division. The animal will be assigned a number before the contest

and the team will draw a number for the calf assignment. Supplies and equipment will not be provided. Grooming

chutes will be provided.

Single individuals will be placed on a team per the discretion of the superintendent. The entry fee will be $20 per

team or $7 per individual.

CONTEST RULES

1. The completion will be thirty minutes in length. A ten minute warning will be given. At the end of the 30

minute allotted time, clippers down and work stops.

2. An animal will be provided.

3. Each animal must be completely clean and dry.

4. No sawdust or artificial hair can be used.

5. Exhibitors will be judged based upon the following criteria: (A Quality of workmanship (B Team Skills-

Compatibility and Organization.

6. Teams will be required to wash and dry animal before it is returned to the owner.

Prizes: 50 percent of the entry fee will be returned to the 1st place team of each division. Additional prizes may be

awarded.

For more information contact Brent Emmerson at 620-232-4671 or Terry Nading at 620-224-7577

OPEN CLASS FFA, CROPS, FLORICULTURE, HOME ECONOMICS Myers Memorial Building

Superintendents; Joyce Gobl and Jackie Warren 1. See General Rules. 2. Enter exhibits 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday, July 20.

a. Pre-registration is an option this year for open class. To pre-register, call Joyce Gobl at 223-1964 or Jackie Warren at 224-8161. As in the past, you will also be able to register at the Myers Building on July 20 between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

3. Myers Memorial Building will be open from noon to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday and 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

4. Exhibits must be removed 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., Saturday, July 25. 5. Prize money will be paid when article is checked out. No money will be mailed. 6. Not responsible for articles or prize money not collected by 10:00 a.m., Saturday, July 25. 7. All exhibits must have been harvested, prepared, or completed since the 2014 Bourbon County Fair. 8. An exhibitor may enter only one article in any one class. 9. Full prizes will be paid when there are three or more competitors in a class. 10. The prize for an exhibit in classes with only one or two entries will be decided by the judge. 11. Late exhibits may be exhibited but will not be judged. 12. Worker schedule:

a. The Thursday Night Live FCE, Starlite FCE, and Pioneer Kiwanis Club will be in charge of the Memorial Building during the evenings.

b. All other clubs will take entries and should have from 3 to 5 members present entry day, Monday, July 20; through judging and displaying of articles Tuesday, July 21; and again check out day, Saturday, July 25.

SUNFLOWER AWARDS These special awards are sponsored by Mary Ann French in honor and in memory of Billie Wood, personal friend and dedicated fair worker. The categories represent Mrs. Wood’s particular interests and hobbies. This is an additional awards category. For example, an antique with a sunflower motif may be entered in any class and still be considered for this award. *Please mention that you want to be considered for the sunflower awards when entering. 1. Antique with best sunflower motif. 2. Art - any medium - with best sunflower motif. 3. Best display of one dozen sunflower blooms. 4. Quilt - any kind - with best sunflower motif. 5. Best bread using sunflower seeds. Mary Ann French will award $5.00 to the winner in each category.

PATRIOTIC AWARDS These special awards are sponsored by Molly Foster Berry Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. This is an additional awards category. For example, an antique with a patriotic motif may be entered in any class and still be considered for this award. *Please mention that you want to be considered for the patriotic awards when entering. 1. Best antique with patriotic motif.

2. Best patriotic flower arrangement. 3. Best patriotic theme in open class quilts. 4. Best patriotic photograph. 5. Best arts and crafts item with a patriotic theme. Molly Foster Berry Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will award $5.00 to the winner in each category. .

FFA DIVISION Superintendent; Dennis Fry

Class 1 Farm mechanics project, must have been built or repaired by student since 2014 Bourbon County Fair.

To be judged on basis of size, workmanship, accuracy, and usefulness DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $15.00, $10.00, $5.00 Class 2 Home or Novelty project, must have been built by student since 2014 Bourbon County Fair. To be

judged on workmanship. DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $5.00, $2.50, $1.00

OPEN CLASS FARM PRODUCTS Superintendent; Dennis Fry

1. Exhibits of late maturing crops may have been collected in the fall of the previous year. Class 1 Hybrid corn (6 ears) Class 2 Longest single ear of corn Class 3 Popcorn (6 ears) Class 4 Tallest corn stalk Class 5 Bale of hay Class 6 One gallon sorghum/milo Class 7 One gallon corn Class 8 One gallon oats Class 9 One gallon soybeans Class 10 One gallon hay seed Class 11 One gallon wheat Class 12 Soybeans (bundle of 5 plants) Class 13 Sunflower (oil type - 1 head) Class 14 Sunflower (seed type - 1 head) Class 15 Honey Class 16 Miscellaneous Class 17 Farm display (minimum 6 assorted products) DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50 In memory of Jordan Snyder the Grand Champion award of $15.00 will be given in the Farm Products category. In memory of Jordan Snyder the Reserve Champion award of $10.00 will be given in the Farm Products category. Larkin & Witt Financial Group will award $5.00 to the exhibitor with the most blue ribbons in Farm Products. Larkin & Witt Financial Group will award $10.00 to the Best Farm Display (Class 17).

OPEN CLASS HOME HORTICULTURE AND GARDEN PRODUCTS

Superintendent; Dennis Fry Class 18 Native nuts - Pecans, Walnuts, etc. (12) Class 19 Apples (5) Class 20 Peaches (5) Class 21 Grapes

Class 22 Blackberries Class 23 Miscellaneous berries Class 24 Cucumbers, under 4-inches (5) Class 25 Cucumbers, over 4-inches (5) Class 26 Green beans (6) Class 27 Okra (5) Class 28 Beets (5) Class 29 Carrots (5) Class 30 Sweet corn - 1-inch square window in shucks (5) Class 31 Eggplant (2) Class 32 Muskmelons/Cantaloupes (1) Class 33 Acorn squash (2) Class 34 Butternut squash (2) Class 35 Crookneck squash (2) Class 36 Ornamental squash (2) Class 37 Summer squash (2) Class 38 Zucchini squash (2) Class 39 Red onions (5) Class 40 White onions (5) Class 41 Yellow onions (5) Class 42 Bell peppers (5) Class 43 Hot peppers (5) Class 44 Red potatoes (5 of one variety) Class 45 White potatoes (5 of one variety) Class 46 Cherry tomatoes (12) Class 47 Preserve tomatoes (5) Class 48 Red tomatoes (5) Class 49 Yellow tomatoes (5) Class 50 Sweet potatoes (5) Class 51 Pumpkin Class 52 Largest pumpkin Class 53 Watermelon Class 54 Largest watermelon Class 55 Cabbage Class 56 Miscellaneous Class 57 Novelties (most unusual fruit or vegetable) Class 58 Garden display (minimum 6 assorted products) DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50 In memory of Jordan Snyder the Grand Champion award of $15.00 will be given in the Horticulture and Garden Products category. In memory of Jordan Snyder the Reserve Champion award of $10.00 will be given in the Horticulture and Garden Products category. In memory of Kenneth Sinn $10.00 will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most entries in Home Horticulture and Garden Products. Heidrick’s True Value will award a $10.00 gift certificate to the exhibitor with the most blue ribbons in Home Horticulture and Garden Products. Larkin & Witt Financial Group will award $10.00 to the best garden display (class 58).

OPEN CLASS FLORICULTURE Superintendents; Charlotte Thompson and Chris Judy

1. All entries must be grown by the exhibitor. 2. Entries will be accepted from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday and 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., Tuesday. 3. Judging will be in accordance with the standard system for flower shows. 4. All persons except judges, clerks, and flower show chairman will please leave the Floriculture area during

the judging. *Please mention that you want to be considered for the best display of one dozen sunflower blooms award or best patriotic flower arrangement award when entering.

Division I -- Specimen cut flower, single flower stem with attached foliage when possible. All specimens must

be displayed in a clean clear container (of the exhibitor) proportioned to the specimen. Class 1 Celosia – crested Class 2 Coneflower Class 3 Cosmos Class 4 Dahlia – ball type Class 5 Dahlia – other Class 6 Gladiolus Class 7 Gloriosa Daisy – single Class 8 Gloriosa Daisy – double Class 9 Hollyhock – single Class 10 Cleome Class 11 Lilies Class 12 Marigold – large Class 13 Marigold – dwarf Class 14 Phlox Class 15 Rose – hybrid tea Class 16 Rose – shrub-flowering Class 17 Flowerings shrub Class 18 Sunflower – cultivated with foliage Class 19 Zinnia – large Class 20 Zinnia – dwarf Class 21 Petunia – single Class 22 Petunia – double Class 23 Any annual not listed Class 24 Any perennial not listed Class 25 Any bulb or tuber not listed Class 26 Miscellaneous not listed Division II -- Display of Cut Flowers 1. Judging will be as follows: Arrangement, 20 percent; quality of flowers and foliage, 20 percent; cultural

perfection, 25 percent; rarity, 10 percent; correct labeling, 5 percent. 2. Display: A group of cut flowers containing five or more specimens, arranged to create an artistic effect in a

clean clear container of the exhibitor. Class 27 Celosia -- crested Class 28 Celosia -- plume Class 29 Coneflower Class 30 Cosmos Class 31 Flowering shrub Class 32 Gladiolus Class 33 Gloriosa daisy Class 34 Lilies Class 35 Marigold – large Class 36 Marigold – dwarf Class 37 Petunia – single Class 38 Petunia – double Class 39 Phlox Class 40 Rose – hybrid tea Class 41 Clome display Class 42 Sunflower Class 43 Zinnia – large Class 44 Zinnia – dwarf Class 45 Any annual not listed Class 46 Any perennial not listed Class 47 Any bulb or tuber not listed Class 48 Cut flower collection Division III -- Junior Display or specimen 1. Judging will be as follows: Arrangement, 20 percent; quality of flowers and foliage, 25 percent; variety, 20

percent; cultural perfection, 30 percent; correct labeling, 5 percent.

2. Specimen: Single flower with attached foliage when possible. 3. Display: A group of cut flowers containing five or more specimens, arranged to create an artistic effect in

appropriate container of the exhibitor. 4. Age limit of exhibitor shall be 12 years. Class 49 Cactus – grown in small container Class 50 Coneflower - specimen Class 51 Coneflower - display Class 52 Gladiolus Class 53 Hollyhock Class 54 Marigold - large display Class 55 Marigold - dwarf display Class 56 Marigold - large specimen Class 57 Marigold - dwarf specimen Class 58 Petunia Class 59 Potted plant Class 60 Rose Class 61 Succulents Class 62 Sunflower - display Class 63 Sunflower - specimen Class 64 Wildflowers Class 65 Zinnia - large specimen Class 66 Zinnia - dwarf specimen Class 67 Zinnia - large display, Class 68 Zinnia - dwarf display Class 69 Breakfast Tray for sick doll - not to exceed 10 inches, must include a fresh flower arrangement. Class 70 Display in favorite toy - any type Class 71 Child’s mixed bouquet Class 72 Any annual not listed Class 73 Any perennial not listed Class 74 Flowering Shrub - specimen Division IV -- Potted Plants 1. Judging will be as follows: Cultural perfection, 35 percent; size of plant (according to variety), 20 percent;

number of flowers, 15 percent; rarity, 10 percent; color, 10 percent; foliage, 10 percent. 2. Entry must be grown in the pot. 3. Exhibitor shall be over 12 years of age. Class 75 Begonia - ever blooming Class 76 Cactus - one or more in a planter Class 77 Succulent Class 78 Coleus Class 79 Plants - foliage only Class 80 Pothus or Philodendron Class 81 Rare or Unusual Class 82 Ferns - all varieties Class 83 Blooming plants Class 84 Violets Class 85 Hanging basket - not to exceed 10 inches in diameter Class 86 Patio planters Class 87 Herbs Class 88 Miniature garden – not to exceed 12 inches (must contain potted plant) Division V -- Artistic 1. Judging will be as follows: Design, 30 percent; color (distinctive use of), 20 percent; suitable relation of

materials to container, 20 percent; distinction, 10 percent; originality, 10 percent; condition of material, 10 percent.

Class 89 Breakfast arrangement Class 90 Dining table arrangement Class 91 Living room arrangement Class 92 Blue flowers in blue container Class 93 Pink flowers in pink container Class 94 White flowers in white container

Class 95 Yellow flowers in yellow container Class 96 Orange flowers in orange container Class 97 Fresh miniature arrangement not to exceed 5-inches total Class 98 Dried flower arrangement Class 99 Fresh cut plant materials Class 100 Wild flowers - fresh cut arrangement Class 101 Patio arrangement - fresh cut Class 102 Patriotic - fresh cut DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50 Fort Scott Garden Club and Bourbon County Garden Club will award $15.00 to the overall Grand Champion in

the Floriculture division.

Fort Scott Garden Club and Bourbon County Garden Club will award $10.00 to the overall Reserve Champion

in the Floriculture division.

Fort Scott Garden Club and Bourbon County Garden Club will award $5.00 to top blue winner in each division.

Redbud Farms & Nurseries will award a $10.00 gift certificate to the exhibitor with the most entries in the

Floriculture divisions.

Fort Scott Garden Club will award $10.00 to the best of show in Floriculture – to be selected by Fort Scott Garden

Club members.

OPEN CLASS ART

1. Art department classes will be separated into three divisions - Junior (12 and under) Senior (13 and over). 2. All pictures must be ready to hang. Mount picture only. Do not use frames with glass. 3. All exhibits should be original work - not preprinted, paint-by-number or kits. 4. All exhibits will be the work of the exhibitor after the 2014 fair. *Please mention that you want to be considered for the art - any medium - with best sunflower motif award when entering. ORIGINALS Division I -- Senior Class 1 Charcoal or Pastel chalk Class 2 Miniatures Class 3 Oil Class 4 Acrylic Class 5 Pottery Class 6 Pencil Class 7 Pencil (colored) Class 8 Pen and Ink Class 9 Watercolor Class 9a Watercolor, over age 65 Class 10 Sculpture (3-D) Class 11 Mixed media Class 12 Miscellaneous Class 12a Miscellaneous, over age 65 Division II -- Junior Class 13 Charcoal or pastel chalk Class 14 Miniatures Class 15 Oil Class 16 Acrylic Class 17 Pottery Class 18 Pencil Class 19 Pencil (colored) Class 20 Pen and Ink Class 21 Watercolor Class 22 Sculpture (3-D) Class 23 Mixed media Class 24 Miscellaneous Fort Scott Presbyterian Village will award $10.00 to the Senior Grand Champion. Fort Scott Presbyterian Village will award $5.00 to the Senior Reserve Champion.

Chuck and Kathy Reed will award $10.00 to the Junior Grand Champion in the Art Category. Ottis & Minnie Lou Allen will award $8.00 to the Junior Reserve Champion in the Art Category. A Friend of the Arts will award $10.00 for top exhibit class 9a. A Friend of the Arts will award $5.00 for top exhibit class 12a.

OPEN CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY

1. Photography classes will be separated into two divisions - Senior (13 and over) Junior (12 and under). 2. All pictures must be ready to hang. Mount picture only. Do not use frames with glass. 3. Pictures must be taken by the exhibitor after the 2014 Fair and submitted by exhibitor *Please mention that you want to be considered for the best patriotic photography award when entering. Division I -- Senior Class 25 Animals Class 26 People Class 27 Nature Class 28 Scenic Class 29 Still life Class 30 Black and White Class 31 Digitally enhanced Class 32 Sequenced photographs (2 or more) Class 33 Miscellaneous Division II -- Junior Class 34 Animals Class 35 People Class 36 Nature Class 37 Scenic Class 38 Still life Class 39 Black and White Class 40 Digitally Enhanced Class 41 Sequenced photographs (2 or more) Class 42 Nature Class 43 Miscellaneous Division III – Special Interest: Open to all ages - Non professional Class 44 Picture titled “Happiness Is” DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50

Merl Humphrey Photography will award $15.00 to the Grand Champion, Senior Photography Division.

Merl Humphrey Photography will award $15.00 to Grand Champion, Junior Photography Division.

Merl Humphrey Photography will award $5.00 to the Reserve Champion, Senior Photography Division.

Merl Humphrey Photography will award $5.00 to the Reserve Champion, Junior Photography Division.

In memory of Jordan Snyder, a $25.00 award will be awarded to the best photo in class 44 with the title

“Happiness Is”. This award is presented by Iron Star Antiques

OPEN CLASS PREPARED FOODS Superintendents; Starlite FCE

1. All articles in this division must be strictly homemade. 2. No person shall enter two or more entries from the same baking nor permit others to do so. Such entries will

forfeit all right to consideration. 3. All food exhibited in class 1 through class 57 will be sold. 4. One piece of the food product will be displayed. 5. All food can be purchased beginning at noon Tuesday by FCE members. The proceeds of the sale will go to

the FCE Council to be used for scholarships. 6. All entries in King Arthur Flour Classes 39a. and 48a. will need to be pre-registered. Forms are available at

the Chamber of Commerce or at www.bourboncountyfair.com. *Please mention that you want to be considered for the best bread using sunflower seeds award when entering

BREAD Class 1 Loaf – white Class 2 Loaf – graham or whole wheat Class 3 Loaf - bread machine Class 4 Raisin bread Class 5 Quick bread Class 6 Gingerbread Class 7 Miscellaneous ROLLS Class 8 Cinnamon (4) Class 9 Coffee cake, quick Class 10 Coffee cake, yeast Class 11 Baking powder biscuits (4) Class 12 Dessert muffins (4) Class 13 Muffins, other (4) Class 14 Dinner rolls (4) Class 15 Pecan rolls (4) CAKES Class 16 Angel food, uniced, white Class 17 Chocolate layer, chocolate icing Class 18 White layer, iced Class 19 Bundt cake Class 20 Decorated cake (Can be entered Monday evening or Tuesday morning before 10:00 a.m.) Cakes will

be judged on decoration only. Class 21 Cake made with a mix by child age 12 and under. Class 22 Miscellaneous, uniced Class 23 Miscellaneous, iced PIES (Can be entered Monday evening or Tuesday morning before 10:00 a.m.) Class 24 Apple Class 25 Peach Class 26 Apricot Class 27 Berry Class 28 Cherry Class 29 Miscellaneous COOKIES (4) Class 30 No bake Class 31 Sugar Class 32 Ice box Class 33 Peanut butter Class 34 Bar Class 35 Drop Class 36 Shaped Class 37 Brownies Class 38 Oatmeal Class 39 Chocolate chip Class 39a Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies, 2015 Recipe of the year sponsored by King Arthur Flour

Company. Class 40 Filled Class 41 Microwave Class 42 Miscellaneous Class 43 Special diet (include recipe) Class 43a Sunflower Seed Cookies JUNIOR COOKIES (4) Age 12 years and under Class 44 No bake Class 45 Chocolate chip Class 46 Drop Class 47 Decorated Class 48 Miscellaneous

Class 48a Brownies, sponsored by King Arthur Flour Company. Class 49 Shaped cookies Class 50 Bar cookies CANDIES (6) Class 51 Fudge Class 52 Microwave Class 53 Miscellaneous CUP CAKES (4) Class 54 White, iced Class 55 Chocolate, chocolate icing Class 56 Other, iced Class 57 Microwave DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50 King Arthur Flour will give the following awards in classes 39a and 48a. Adult Category: 1st place: $75.00 gift certificate to the Baker’s Catalogue/kingarthurflour.com., 2nd place: $50.00 gift certificate to the Baker’s Catalogue/kingarthurflour.com, 3rd place: King Arthur Flour Whole Grain Baking Cookbook. Junior Category: 1st place: $50.00 gift certificate to the Baker’s Catalogue/kingarthurflour.com, 2nd place: $25.00 gift certificate to the Baker’s Catalogue/kingarthurflour.com, 3rd place: King Arthur Flour Mini Loaf Pan. Larry and Wilma Graham will award $10.00 to the Top Blue in the Bread Category. Papa Don’s Pizza will present a gift certificate for a large pizza to the Top Blue in the Pies category. Starlite FCE will award $10.00 to the Top Blue in the Rolls category. Starlite FCE will award $10.00 to the Top Blue in the Cakes category. Union State Bank will award $10.00 to the Top Blue in the Cookies category. Union State Bank will award $10.00 to the Top Blue in the Candies category. Main Street Gallery will award a $10.00 gift certificate to the Top Blue in the Cup Cakes category. Papa Don’s Pizza will present a gift certificate for a large pizza to the Top Blue in the Junior Cookies category. Red Star Yeast will provide yeast and coupons to all exhibitors in food preparation classes. They will also award a prize to the first place winner in the Bread Machine class. NuGrille Restaurant will present a $10.00 gift certificate to the Grand Champion of Prepared Foods. NuGrille Restaurant will present a $5.00 gift certificate to the Reserve Grand Champion of Prepared Foods. Mayco Ace will award a $5.00 gift certificate to the Top Blue in class 43a, Sunflower Seed Cookies

OPEN CLASS PRESERVED FOODS Superintendents; Hiattville FCE Alumni

1. All articles in this division must be exhibited either in pints or quarts, except jams, jellies, and

miscellaneous. 2. All exhibits must be preserved since last year’s fair 2014. 3. Use standard jars and leave rings on. 4. Not responsible for breakage of jars. 5. Recommended methods of processing must be used. Open kettle processed and paraffin-sealed products will

not be accepted. CANNED FRUIT Class 1 Seeded fruit (apples, pears, etc.) Class 2 Pitted fruit (apricots, peaches, etc.) Class 3 Berries Class 4 Miscellaneous CANNED VEGETABLES Class 5 Beans (string) Class 6 Carrots Class 7 Tomatoes Class 8 Miscellaneous PICKLES AND RELISHES Class 9 Beets Class 10 Bread and butter Class 11 Cucumber, dill

Class 12 Cucumber, sweet Class 13 Mixed pickles Class 14 Salsa Class 14a Sauce Class 15 Sweet relish Class 16 Miscellaneous JAMS AND JELLIES Class 17 Jellies Class 18 Butters Class 19 Jams Class 20 Preserves Class 21 Miscellaneous MISCELLANEOUS Class 22 Canned meat Class 23 Dried meat (4-ounces in plastic bag) Class 24 Dried fruit (4-ounces in plastic bag) Class 25 Dried vegetables (4-ounces in plastic bag) DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50 Mayco Ace Hardware will award a $10.00 gift certificate to the Grand Champion Preserved Foods. Starlite FCE will award $5.00 to the Reserve Champion Preserved Foods. Hiattville FCE Alumni will award $10.00 to the Top Blue in the Fruits category. Wal-Mart will award a $10.00 gift card to the Top Blue in the Vegetable category. Wal-Mart will award a $10.00 gift card to the Top Blue in the Pickles and Relishes category. Wal-Mart will award a $10.00 gift card to the Top Blue in the Jams and Jellies category. NuGrille Restaurant will award a $10.00 gift certificate to the Top Blue in the Miscellaneous category. Jarden Home Brands will award prizes in fruits, vegetables, pickles and relishes, and jams and jellies division using either Ball jars and bands with Dome lids or Kerr jars and bands with Dome lids. The sweet spread winners must have used one of the Ball Fruit Jell Pectin. First place winner in each category will receive two $5 home canning product coupons and one $3 coupon. Second place in each category will receive two home canning product coupons.

PRE-REGISTRATION FORM

I would like to participate in the King Arthur Baking Contest in the: ( _____) Adult – 2015 Recipe of the year – Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies - Age 13 & over or (______) Youth – Wicked Easy Fudge Brownies – Age 12 & under

Pick up Recipe and KAF Flour June 27, 2015 Yeager Bldg. Bourbon County Fair Grounds 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Participant’s Name___________________________________________________ Address_____________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip_________________________________________________________ Telephone Number_____________________________________________________ Please mail the Pre-Registration form to: Joyce Gobl Bourbon County Fair 2125 Holbrook Fort Scott, KS 66701

OPEN CLASS CLOTHING AND TEXTILES Superintendents; Thursday Night Live FCE

In each class in Clothing and Textiles there will be 3 age groups: a) Adult age 17 and older

b) Youth age 11 - 16, c) Child age 10 & under CLOTHING Class 1 Baby dress Class 2 Child’s garment Class 3 Garment made by child under 12 Class 4 Child’s active wear Class 5 Decorated sweatshirt or T-shirt Class 6 Woman’s top or blouse Class 7 Woman’s skirt Class 8 Woman’s dress Class 9 Woman’s suit Class 10 Purse/Bag Class 11 Dress - special occasion Class 12 Man’s or boy’s garment Class 13 Lingerie Class 14 Clothing accessory Class 15 Strip quilt article Class 16 Miscellaneous Class 17 Household item Class 18 Kitchen item UMB Bank will award $10.00 to the (Adult) Best of Show and $5.00 for Reserve Best of Show in Clothing. Joyce Davenport will award $5.00 to the (Youth) Best of Show in Clothing. Joyce Davenport will award $5.00 to the (Child) Best of Show in Clothing. EMBROIDERY Class 19 Holiday item Class 20 Hand stitching on garment Class 21 Picture Class 22 Doily Class 23 Dresser scarf Class 24 Hand towel Class 25 Needlepoint article Class 26 Pair pillow cases Class 27 Table cloth Class 28 Tea towels (2 or more) Class 29 Miscellaneous Class 30 Pillow Class 31 Household item Thursday Night Live FCE will award $10.00 to the (Adult) Best of Show in Embroidery.

Lori Nelsen will award $5.00 to the (Youth) Best of Show in Embroidery.

Lori Nelsen will award $5.00 to the (Child) Best of Show in Embroidery. KNITTING Class 32 Afghan Class 33 Article for baby Class 34 Garment Class 35 Household article Class 36 Rug Class 37 Accessory Class 38 Miscellaneous Thursday Night Live FCE will award $10.00 to (Adult) Best of Show in Knitting.

Thursday Night Live FCE will award $5.00 to the (Youth) Best of Show in Knitting.

Thursday Night Live FCE will award $5.00 to the (Child) Best of Show in Knitting.

CROCHETING Class 39 Afghan Class 40 Article for baby Class 41 Garment Class 42 Accessory Class 43 Household article

Class 44 Doily Class 45 Tablecloth Class 46 Rug Class 47 Miscellaneous UMB Bank will award $10.00 to the (Adult) Best of Show in Crocheting. Dona Bauer will award $5.00 to the (Youth) Best of Show in Crocheting. Dona Bauer will award $5.00 to the (Child) Best of Show in Crocheting. LOOM WEAVING - HOME SPUN Class 48 Household item: table mat, table runner, table cloth-napkins, kitchen or hand towel Class 49 Rug (designed or pattern woven) Class 50 Miscellaneous: wall hanging, afghan, blanket, pillow, purse, tote, belt Class 51 Hand woven apparel (shawl, jacket, coat, blouse, skirt) Class 52 Hand spun wool (one 3 or 4 ounce skein) Class 53 Item made from hand spun fiber (wool, linen, cotton, or silk) sweater, cap, hat, gloves, etc. Kathy and Chuck Reed will award $5.00 to the Best of Show in Loom Weaving - Home Spun. DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50

The Quilt Division is Show Cased in 2015 with table runner contest (see class 25)

Superintendents; Pioneer Kiwanis 1. All quilts must have been completed since July 2014. 2. Each article must have a small muslin patch sewn on it giving owner’s name, address, and telephone

number. *Please mention that you want to be considered for the quilt -any kind - with best sunflower motif or patriotic theme award when entering. QUILTS 60” or more on shorter side. Class 1 Embroidered/Cross stitch Class 2 Appliqué Class 3 Patchwork Class 4 Whole cloth Class 5 Machine quilted by maker Class 6 Machine quilted by a professional Class 7 Hand quilted by individual Class 8 Hand quilted by group Class 9 Machine embroidery Class 10 First quilt Class 11 Miscellaneous - special effects (photo transfer, folded flowers, embellishments, painted or other) SMALL QUILTS Less than 60” on longer side. Class 12 Appliqué Class 13 Embroidery/cross stitch Class 14 Patchwork Class 15 Youth quilt Class 16 Miscellaneous (whole cloth, preprinted, other) MINIATURE 24"x24" or less. Class 17 Appliqué Class 18 Patchwork Class 19 Miscellaneous, including whole cloth, preprinted ADDITIONAL Class 20 Wall hanging (any technique or size) Class 21 Oldies but Goodies (previously shown or made before 2000) Class 22 Professional (made by one who teaches quilting or sells work) Class 23 Senior Citizen (made by quilter after reaching age 65) Class 24 Table topper or table runner DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50

Class 25 Star Spangled Banner Table Runner The rules for this special contest are as follows:

1) Must be made from patriotic fabric. 2) Every entry will use the same pattern.

The free pattern is available from allpeoplesquilt.com Click on table runners Choose: “Star Spangled Banner” and print Questions: Call Jackie Warren at H: 620-223-9638 or C: 620-224-8161

Special awards for the Showcase Class 25 are given by Allen and Jackie Warren. 1st - $50.00 2nd - $30.00 3rd - $20.00 All awards will be selected by the Judge. Nine Patch Quilt Shop, Nevada, Missouri, will award a $15.00 gift certificate to the exhibitor with the Grand Champion Quilt. Nine Patch Quilt Shop, Nevada, Missouri, will award a $10.00 gift certificate to the exhibitor with the Reserve Champion Quilt. Quilts to Comfort will provide $10.00 awards to the Best Quilt in Classes 2, 3, 7, and for the Best Use of Color and Best of Show as determined by the judge. Any blue ribbon quilt that has not received another special award in the quilt division will receive a $5.00 award from the following: Country Cupboard will award a $5.00 gift certificate to three blue ribbon quilts. Starlite FCE, will award $5.00 to 3 blue ribbon quilts Jackie Warren, Joyce Gobl, and Judy Wilson will award $5.00 to each of the remaining blue ribbon quilts. Fort Scott Presbyterian Village will award $10.00 to the best quilt in Class 21. Fort Scott Presbyterian Village will award $10.00 to the best quilt in Class 23.

OPEN CLASS ARTS AND CRAFTS

Superintendents; Wilma Graham and Shirley Hixon

1. All exhibits must be hand-crafted by the exhibitor. 2. All exhibits must have been completed since July 2014. 3. Entries will be divided into three divisions - Junior (12 and under) and Senior (13 and over). *Please mention that you want to be considered for the best arts and crafts item with a patriotic theme award when entering. DIVISION I -- SENIORS CRAFTS Class 1 Article made with beads Class 2 Ceramic article with glaze Class 3 Ceramic article with stain Class 4 Leather article Class 5 Metal-craft Class 6 Painted article Class 7 Stenciled article Class 8 Wall hanging Class 9 Household accessory Class 10 Wreath Class 11 Scrapbook Class 12 Miscellaneous STUFFED ARTICLES Class 13 Animal Class 14 Doll Class 15 Pillow Class 16 Miscellaneous

NOVELTY ARTICLES Class 17 Rug Class 18 Doll Class 19 Fabric Class 20 Glass Class 21 Plastic canvas Class 22 Paper Class 23 Birdhouse Class 24 Miscellaneous WOOD CRAFT Class 25 Display of wood craft Class 26 Wood carving Class 27 Miscellaneous DIVISION II -- JUNIORS CRAFTS Class 28 Article made with beads Class 29 Ceramic article with glaze Class 30 Ceramic article with stain Class 31 Leather article Class 32 Metal-craft Class 33 Painted article Class 34 Stenciled article Class 35 Wall hanging Class 36 Household accessory Class 37 Wreath Class 38 Scrapbook Class 39 Miscellaneous Class 39a Miscellaneous – Over age 65 STUFFED ARTICLES Class 40 Animal Class 41 Doll Class 42 Pillow Class 43 Miscellaneous NOVELTY ARTICLES Class 44 Rug Class 45 Doll Class 46 Fabric Class 47 Glass Class 48 Plastic canvas Class 49 Paper Class 50 Birdhouse Class 51 Miscellaneous Class 51a Miscellaneous – Over age 65 WOOD CRAFT Class 52 Display of wood craft Class 53 Wood carving Class 54 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50 Ortho Of The 4 States will award $5.00 to the Grand Champion in the Senior Division.

Ortho Of The 4 States will award $5.00 to the Grand Champion in the Junior Division.

Ortho Of The 4 States will award $5.00 to the Top Blue in the Senior Crafts.

Presbyterian Village will award $5.00 to the Top Blue in the Senior Stuffed Articles.

Walmart will award a $5.00 Gift Certificate to the Top Blue in the Senior Novelty Articles.

Walmart will award a $5.00 Gift Certificate to the Top Blue in the Senior Woodcraft Articles.

Union State Bank will award $5.00 to the Top Blue in the Junior Crafts.

Union State Bank will award $5.00 to the Top Blue in the Junior Stuffed Articles.

Walmart will award a $5.00 Gift Certificate to the Top Blue in the Junior Novelty Articles

Walmart will award a $5.00 Gift Certificate to the Top Blue in the Junior Woodcraft Articles

It’s a Hay Day

BIG BALE DECORATING CONTEST

1. All entries must be pre-registered. Applications are available at the Chamber of Commerce or at www.bourboncountyfair. 2. Each participating team will be responsible for decorating. The team may furnish its own hay bale or one will be furnished. Please indicate on the pre-entry form if a bale is needed. Entry forms are available on our website: www.bourboncountyfair.com or contact Joyce Gobl at 620-223- 1964 for an entry form. 3. Each team will provide their own sign with the Organization/Business or Individual’s name on it. The sign will be stuck in the ground beside the bale facing the street. The sign will not be put up until the judging is completed on Tuesday, July 21st . 4. Bale decorating is to be completed by end-of-day on Monday, July 20. Bales will be judged on Tuesday, July 21. 5. Entries will be judged on eye appeal, construction, use of materials, and creativity. 6. Bales can be placed lying on their side or standing on end. This will be your choice. For safety purposes round bales will not be stacked on top of each other. 7. Decorations should be weather and wind-proof. They should be checked and maintained daily. 8. Paint may be applied to the on the bale of hay and on the grass surrounding the bale. 9. No political party signs or ANY KIND are allowed. 10. For safety we ask that no fireworks or any flammable products be used. 11. Please keep the area around your bale clean and free of trash. 12. Bales can be brought to the Fairgrounds as early as Saturday morning, July 18th. 13. Decorations may not be removed from bales before Saturday morning, July 25th. 14. All bales and decorations must be removed from the Fairgrounds by end-of-day Monday, July 27. Decorations and bales not removed by this time will be disposed of. PRIZES: 1st Prize – $100.00 awarded by Kenny and Beth Snyder, In memory of Lester and Shirley Sinn. 2nd Prize - $ 50.00 awarded by Tractor Supply. 3rd Prize - $ 30.00 awarded by Diehl Banwart Bolton CPAs, P.A. 4th Prize - $ 20.00 awarded by Diehl Banwart Bolton CPAs, P.A. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------

ENTRY FORM: HAY BALE DECORATING CONTEST

Name of organization/Business/Individual___________________________________________________________ Contact Person: _______________________________________________Phone#__________________________ Hay Bale needed? __________No __________Yes Entry deadline – July 1, 2015

Send entry form to: Bourbon County Fair C/O Joyce Gobl, 2125 Holbrook, Fort Scott, KS 66701

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OPEN CLASS ANTIQUES Superintendents; Angie Bin and Judy Wallis

1. Not responsible for loss or breakage. 2. Only categories listed will be accepted. No new classes will be added. 3. Items should be at least 50 YEARS OLD. 4. Any item awarded a ribbon in previous years is not eligible for exhibit. 5. Exhibits should be of small or medium size due to space limitations.

6. Exhibitors will be limited to ten entries. *Please mention that you want to be considered for the best antique with sunflower or patriotic motif awards when entering. CATEGORY A: BOOKS Class 1 Cook book Class 2 Bible Class 3 Children’s book Class 4 Magazines Class 5 Text book Class 6 Other books category Books and Granny’s will award $10.00 gift certificate to the top exhibit in the Books category. CATEGORY B: PERSONAL ACCESSORIES Class 7 Pocket watch Class 8 Jewelry Class 9 Jewelry box Class 10 Sewing basket Class 11 Purse Class 12 Perfume bottle Class 13 Miscellaneous personal accessory Treasure Hunt Flea Market will award $10.00 to the top exhibit in the Personal Accessories category. CATEGORY C: PAPER ITEMS Class 14 Photograph Class 15 Post Card/Album Class 16 Advertising paper item Class 17 Calendar Class 17 Other paper items Sherry Lakeman-Campbell’s Printing Solutions will award $10.00 to the top exhibit in the Paper Items category. CATEGORY D: TOYS Class 19 Doll Class 20 Bank Class 21 Child’s toy Class 22 Games Class 23 Miscellaneous other toys Treasure Hunt Flea Market will award $10.00 to the top exhibit in the Toys category. CATEGORY E: TABLE ITEMS Class 24 Compote Class 25 Salt and Pepper shaker Class 26 Toothpick/Salt dips Class 27 Covered dish Class 28 Plate Class 29 Sugar and Creamer Class 30 Cup and Saucer Class 31 Vase Class 32 Cookie jar Class 33 Miscellaneous table items NuGrille Restaurant will award a $10.00 gift certificate to the top exhibit in the Table Items category. CATEGORY F: HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Class 34 Kitchen item Class 35 Stoneware/Crock Class 36 Bookends Class 37 Clock Class 38 Lamp Class 39 Figurine

Class 40 Bottle Class 41 Miscellaneous household items Fort Scott Presbyterian Village will award $10.00 to the top exhibit in the Household Items category. CATEGORY G: METAL ITEMS Class 42 Tin photograph Class 43 Tin container Class 44 Sterling silver Class 45 Copper Class 46 Bronze Class 47 License plate Class 48 Miscellaneous metal item Trader Dave’s Antiques will award $10.00 to the top exhibit in the Metal Items category. CATEGORY H: GLASS Class 49 Pressed Class 50 Colored Class 51 Cut Class 52 Depression Class 53 Carnival Class 54 Pottery Class 55 Other glass Sherry Lakeman -Campbell’s Printing Solutions will award $10.00 to the top exhibit in the Glass Items category. CATEGORY I: MISCELLANEOUS Class 56 Tool Class 57 Sporting Good item Class 58 Indian relic Class 59 Western relic Class 60 Advertising item Class 61 Other miscellaneous Treasure Hunt Flea Market will award $10.00 to the top exhibit in Miscellaneous. DEPARTMENT PREMIUMS: $1.00, $.75, $.50 Jim Stewart Auction Company will award $20.00 to the Best of show in Antiques Chuck and Kathy Reed will award a $10.00 to the Reserve Best of show in Antiques. THE BOURBON COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A THANK YOU TO:

1) The volunteers who have graciously donated their time to make the Fair a success. 2) The individuals and businesses who furnished the special awards in the Myers Building. 3) The Exhibitors who entered the many exhibits to make the Fair a success. 4) Last and certainly not least, we are grateful for the many visitors coming through the Myers Building

during the Fair.

Joyce Gobl and Jackie Warren Myers Building Superintendents

OPEN CLASS SPECIAL AWARD CONTRIBUTORS: Allen & Jackie Warren Beth & Kenny Snyder Billie Wood Memorial Books and Granny’s Bourbon County Garden Club Campbell Printing Solutions Chuck & Kathy Reed Country Cupboard Diehl Banwart Bolton CPA’s P.A. Dona Bauer Fort Scott, Garden Club

Fort Scott Presbyterian Village Friend of the Arts Heidrick’s True Value Hiattville FCE Alumni Iron Star Antiques Jarden Home Brands Jim Stewart Auction Jordan Snyder Memorial Joyce Davenport Joyce Gobl, Judy Wilson & Jackie Warren Kenneth Sinn Memorial

King Arthur Flour Larkin & Witt Financial Group Larry & Wilma Graham Locust Hill Lamanchas Lori Nelsen Main Street Gallery Mary Foster Berry Chapter of D.A.R. Mayco Ace Hardware Merle Humphrey Photography Nine Patch Quilt Shop NuGrille Restaurant Ortho 4 States Ottis & Minnie Lou Allen Papa Don’s Pizza Quilts to Comfort Red Bud Farms & Nurseries SGT Group Sales Starlite FCE Thursday Nite Live FCE Tractor Supply Trader Dave’s Antiques Treasure Hunt Flea Market UMB Bank Union State Bank Wal-Mart