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Northeast Washington Fair Royalty Application First 1500 people get into the Northeast Washington Fair August 26 FREE Table of Contents The NE WA Fair Aims and Purpose ............................................................................................3 Admission Prices ............................................................................................................................3 Map of Fairgrounds .......................................................................................................................4 Pre-Fair Schedule ...........................................................................................................................5 Fair Schedule .............................................................................................................................. 5-6 Parking on the Fairgrounds ..........................................................................................................7 General Fair Rules and Regulations ........................................................................................ 8-9 RV Camping Rules and Regulations ..........................................................................................10 Fair Royalty Picture ..................................................................................................................11 Information .................................................................................................... 12-13 Application..................................................................................................... 14-15 Parade Information .........................................................................................................16 Entry Form ..........................................................................................................17 Games and Contests Department ...............................................................................................18 Games and Contests Medical Consent and Release ........................................19 ANIMAL DEPARTMENTS Rules and Regulations for Exhibiting Animals ................................................................... 20-21 Animal Exhibitors Release ..........................................................................................................22 Animal Health Requirements .....................................................................................................23 Dept. 101 Dairy Cattle ................................................................................................. 24-25 Dept. 102 Beef Cattle.................................................................................................... 26-30 Dept. 103 Swine ............................................................................................................ 31-32 Dept. 104 Sheep ............................................................................................................ 33-34 Dept. 105 Horses ........................................................................................................... 35-37 Medical Consent and Release Form ................................................................38 Horse Pre-registration Form ...........................................................................39 Dept. 106 Dogs .............................................................................................................. 40-42 Dept. 107 Cats ............................................................................................................... 43-45 ZOO BARN ANIMAL DEPARTMENTS Zoo Barn Department Guidelines ..............................................................................................46 Dept. 201 Pocket Pets and Birds ........................................................................................47 Dept. 202 Poultry ........................................................................................................... 48-50 Dept. 203 Rabbit............................................................................................................ 51-52 Dept. 204 Reptiles ................................................................................................................53 Dept. 205 Fish .....................................................................................................................54 Dept. 206 Cavy ....................................................................................................................55 Dept. 207 Goats ............................................................................................................. 56-57 Dept. 208 Exotics (Pot-Bellied Pigs, Miniature Animals) ................................................58 Dept. 209 Alpaca andLlama ..............................................................................................59 MAIN EXHIBIT HALL DEPARTMENTS (ADULT ENTRIES) Main Exhibit Hall Information .................................................................................................. 60 Dept. 301 Assisted Living ............................................................................................. 60-61 Dept. 302 Fruits ................................................................................................................. 61 Dept. 303 Herbs and Vegetables ...................................................................................... 62 Dept. 304 Food Preservation ............................................................................................ 63 Dept. 305 Baking .......................................................................................................... 64-65 Dept. 306 Sewing ............................................................................................................... 65 1 ONLINE REGISTRATION: Follow the link at: www.co.stevens.wa.us Dept. 307 Needlework ...........................................................................................................66 Dept. 308 Fiber Arts ....................................................................................................... 66-71 Dept. 309 Fine Arts ...............................................................................................................72 Dept. 310 Photography .........................................................................................................73 Dept. 311 Crafts .............................................................................................................. 74-75 Dept. 312 Quilting .................................................................................................................76 Dept. 313 Plants and Flowers ......................................................................................... 77-79 Dept. 314 Forestry, Agriculture and Misc ..........................................................................79 Dept. 315 Christmas at the Fair ...........................................................................................80 YOUTH HALL DEPARTMENT Youth Hall Department Guidelines ............................................................................................81 Dept. 402 Collections and Miscellaneous ..............................................................................82 Dept. 403 Fruits, Vegetables and Gardening .................................................................. 83-84 Dept. 404 Plants and Flowers ........................................................................................... 84-85 Dept. 405 Food Preservation ..................................................................................................85 Dept. 406 Baking ............................................................................................................... 85-86 Dept. 407 Clothing ..................................................................................................................86 Dept. 408 Needlework .............................................................................................................87 Dept. 409 Fine Arts .................................................................................................................87 Dept. 410 Photography ...........................................................................................................88 Dept. 411 Crafts ......................................................................................................................89 Dept. 412 Wood, Metal and Electric .....................................................................................89 Dept. 413 Forestry “BIG TREE CONTEST” ......................................................................90 Dept. 414 Performing Arts ............................................................................................... 91-97 Dept. 415 Contests: Clothing, Shooting, Public Presentation, Foods .......................... 98-101 Dept. 416 Livestock Judging Contests, Round Robin .......................................................102 OTHER DEPARTMENTS Dept. 501 Antiques ................................................................................................................103 Dept. 502 Hay King ...............................................................................................................104 Dept. 503 Educational Booths ..............................................................................................105 Educational Booth Pre-Registration ..................................................................106 Dept. 504 Educational Posters ....................................................................................
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