Entries will be accepted July 27 - Aug. 15 Office Hours as of July 1: See page 2 for entry hours Monday: 10am-6pm Fair Week Hours: 8am - 10pm Tues.-Friday: 8:30am-4:30pm Phone: 330-262-8001 Saturday: 9am - 12pm WAYNE COUNTY SENIOR FAIR BOARD DIRECTORS Front L to R: Tanya Marty, Mike Buchholz, Matt Martin, Zach Donley, Ron Borton Middle L to R: Bob Troutman, Trent Hershey, Sean Donley, Steve Martin, Randy Berry, Dave Stahl, Tom Stocksdale, Jim Borton Back L to R: Jeff Harmon, Carl Redick, Joe Gress, Terry Wood, Ron Grosjean, Don Reichert, TJ Shamp, Donald Badger, Rich Mairs INDEX

Admission Fees...... 9

Agriculture and Horticulture Department...... 33 Tracy Hamilton, Superintendent; Carl Schmid, Jr ., Assistant Superintendent Grain and Seeds...... 33 Hay...... 34 Vegetables...... 35 Fruits...... 36 Antiques...... 65 Paul & Anne Locher, Superintendents Frank & Cheryl Bishop, Rex & Diane Miller, Bob & Linda Platt, Assistant Superintendents Art Department...... 54 Kelley Turner, Superintendent (Fine Arts & Photography) Sue Miller, Assistant (Crafts) Art...... 54 Crafts...... 58 Photography...... 60

Constitution ...... 5 Dairy Cattle Department ...... 23 Tanya Marty, Superintendent; Nancy Wise & Ed Gill, Committee Directors...... 4 Educational Department...... 67 Entry Blank...... 69,71 Other Fair Dates...... 14 Flower Department...... 38 Kevin Horst and Vicky Puster, Superintendents Grange Department...... 31 William "Bill" Arnold, Deputy Master, Superintendent Health Requirements for Livestock...... 10

Home Economics Department...... 46 Betty Boreman, Superintendent Baked Goods ...... 46 Confections...... 48 Canned Fruit & Vegetables...... 48 Needlework...... 49 Horse Pulling Contest...... 21 Tom Ferguson, The Buckeye Horse Pullers Association of Ohio Junior Grange...... 31 Joanne Baker, Junior Matron and Advisor Ponies and Horses ...... 18 Jim Borton & Sean Donley, Superintendents Poultry...... 29 Lee Reed, Superintendent, Jamie Martin & Kim Reed Assistants Rules and Regulations...... 7

Sheep Department ...... 27 Don Reichert, Superintendent; Ron Borton, Randy Berry, Scott Imhoff, Erica Stahl and Tyler Stahl, Assistants Speed Program...... 3 Tractor Pulling Contest...... 15 Steve Martin, Joe Gress, Tanya Marty, T .J . Shamp, Terry Wood, Trent Hershey, Tom Wolf, Dave Stahl, Superintendents

1 ENTRY PROCEDURES Office Opens for Entries July 27 to August 15, 2020

OFFICE HOURS AS OF JULY 1: Monday: 10:00am - 6:00pm (CLOSED JULY 4TH) Tuesday-Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm Saturday: 9:00am - 12pm

ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED July 27 - August 15, 2020

OFFICE HOURS FOR ENTRIES: Monday: 10:00am - 6:00pm Tuesday-Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm Saturday: 8:30am - 4:30pm

FAIR WEEK OFFICE HOURS: 8:00am - 10:00pm ______ENTRY FEES: Wayne County Residents age 21 and over Membership Ticket – $20 00.

Out of County Exhibitors Season Ticket – $20 00.

Any and all other applicable fees must accompany entries . ______An entry form is available at the back of the premium book . In order to avoid errors and save time, please complete the form prior to making your entries . Please make sure to print all information. Unless the entry is made in the classification in which the article is named, no premium will be awarded . Exhibitors must determine for themselves in which classification they will make their entry . ABSOLUTELY NO CHANGES OR ADDITIONS WILL BE MADE AFTER ENTRIES CLOSE ON AUGUST 15 AT 4:30 P.M.

Entry tags will not be available at the time entries are made . If necessary, tags can be mailed upon payment of a $1 .00 handling and postage fee .

Please note: EXHIBITOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING TAGS FOR ACCURACY. If an error, made by the fair office, is found, or a tag missing and was listed on the original entry blank, you must report it to the office no later than Friday, August 16. If the error is not reported by this deadline, a correction will not be made.

Further rules and regulations appear on page 7.

IMPORTANT NOTICE The gates will open to the public at 8:00 a .m ., Saturday, September 12 . The buildings will not be open until 10:00 a .m . All exhibits and displays must be in place Friday, September 11 by 11:00 p .m . All exhibits and displays in buildings must remain intact until 7:00 a .m ., Friday, September 18 . OHIO’S FOREMOST AGRICULTURAL FAIR SUBJECTApplicable fees mustTO accompany entriesCHANGE .

TM OHIO PROUD 2 WAYNE COUNTY FAIR WOOSTER, OHIO SEPTEMBER 12,13, 14, 15, 16, 17 2020 PHOTO FINISH STARTING GATE PARI-MUTUELS CHARTED LINES SPEED PROGRAM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 – 12:00 P.M. AFTERNOON Trot – 3 Year Old Filly - Home Talent...... Estimated $3,000 Pace – 3 Year Old Filly - Home Talent...... Estimated $3,000 Trot – 2 Year Old Colt - Home Talent...... Estimated $3,000 Pace – 2 Year Old Colt - Home Talent...... Estimated $3,000 Trot – Dr . Mairs Memorial - Must have won $5,000 in 2020...... Added $5,500 Pace – Tri-County – Wayne, Stark, Holmes owned or trained – Must have raced within 30 days. . . Added $1,000

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2020 – 12:00 P.M. AFTERNOON Trot – 2 Year Old Filly - Home Talent...... Estimated $3,000 Pace – 2 Year Old Filly - Home Talent...... Estimated $3,000 Trot – 3 Year Old Colt - Home Talent...... Estimated $3,000 Pace – 3 Year Old Colt - Home Talent...... Estimated $3,000 Pace – Max Kister Memorial - Must have won $5,000 in 2020...... Added $5,500 Trot- Francis Meyer Free For All – Must have won $250 in 2020...... Added $1,000

3 DAY BOX 3 DAY BOX 3 DAY BOX Entries for Tuesday races close on Saturday, September 12, at 11:00 A .M . DST Entries for Wednesday races close on Sunday, September 13, at 11:00 A M. . DST PHONE (330) 464-6132 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. All seats are free for the harness races .

1 . USTA rules with exceptions noted: Two and Three year old Home Talent Stake Races go one heat only, no comebacks . Money divisions: 50 - 25 - 12 - 8 - 5 percent . Starting fee, overnight events $25 00. . Money division and fees in Stake races as in published conditions . (DOC . MAIRS ANDCHANGE MAX KISTER MEMORIALS $100 STARTING FEE, DAY OF RACE ). In overnight events, no more monies will be paid than there are starters . 1A . Starting Gate will score five wide . Will start 6, no more than 7, if 8 or more entries, heats will be held . 2 . Conditions of Doc . Mairs Memorial Race, Ohio sired or owned preferred, must have won $5,000 in 2020 . Open to first 12 trotters most money earned in 2020 . Will start 6, no more than 7, if 8 or more entries, heats will be held, with trophy going to winner of fastest heat . Purse to be split evenly between heats . Money divison, 50 - 25 - 12 - 8 - 5 percent . 3 . Conditions of Max Kister Memorial Race, Ohio sired orTO owned preferred, must have won $5,000 in 2020 . Open to first 12 trotters most money earned in 2020 . Will start 6, no more than 7, if 8 or more entries, heats will be held, with trophy going to winner of fastest heat . Purse to be split evenly between heats . Money divison, 50 - 25 - 12 - 8 - 5 percent . 4 . All Owners, Trainers and Drivers should be members of the Ohio Harness Horseman’s Association for insurance purposes . 5 . Starters must be declared by 11:00 A M. ,. DST, 3 days preceding date race is scheduled to start . The Society reserves the right to reject any entry, to change program, and to declare off any race, or rearrange programs as conditions require . The Society reserves the right to invoke preference rule . 6 . Eligibility Certificates and Starting Fees, as well as OWNER’S SOCIAL SECURITY NOS. will be required in the Racing Secretary’s Office, before any winnings will be paid . 7 . If in any race there are more declarants than can be scored in two tiers, elimination heats will be raced without adding . 8 . Winnings will be paid at Secretary’s Office as soon as possible after race is finished . Checks must be cashed no later than November 30, or winnings will be forfeited to the Society . No straw furnished . Stalls will be assigned . 9 . Horses brought on the grounds at owners’ risk . Society assumes no liability for accidents, losses, injuries to person, animals or equipment on track or Fairgrounds . 10 . $100 to the driver of the horse breaking the track record at either gate . In case of tie to be decided by flip of coin . In case more than one horse breaks record, to go to fastest time . SUBJECTHOME TALENT COLT STAKES PASSES HONORED AT GATE WAYNE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY DR . RICH MAIRS, SPEED SUPERINTENDENT P O. . BOX 3, WOOSTER, OHIO 44691-0003 JUDGE ...... Greg Sautter STARTER ...... Roth Starting Gate ANNOUNCER ...... Chris Patterson STALL & GATE MAN ...... Richard Dobec FAIR MANAGER ...... Matt Martin RACE SEC . & CLERK ...... Debbie Rush ASST . SPEED SUPT ...... Larry Acker

3 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE WAYNE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 2020 OFFICERS RON BORTON, 3253 Armstrong Rd ., Wooster, President MIKE BUCHHOLZ, 3233 Crater Rd ., Wooster, Vice President MATT MARTIN, Phone 330-262-8001, 2968 W . Pleasant Home Rd ., Burbank, Secretary-Treasurer DIRECTORS EMERITUS Richard R . Stull...... Wooster Terry Ewing...... Wooster Herb Berry...... Wooster Ken Bower...... Wooster Tom Wolf...... Shreve Robert Winkler...... West Salem Winston L . Wyckoff, III...... Burbank Roger Sprang...... Shreve Mike Kinney, II...... Wooster DIRECTORS Term Expires 2021 Robert K . Troutman...... 4416 McKee Rd ., Wooster Terry Wood...... 11139 Parmenter Rd ., Burbank Thomas R . Stocksdale ...... 1989 Blachleyville Rd ., Wooster Dave Stahl...... 4333 Melrose Dr ., Wooster Jeff Harmon...... 3608 Armstrong Rd ., Wooster Richard A . Mairs...... 2001 Springville Rd ., Wooster Sean Donley ...... 4555 S . Jefferson Rd ., Wooster

Term Expires 2022 Ronald Grosjean...... 2459 Columbus Rd ., Wooster Donald Badger ...... 7488 Camp Rd ., West Salem Ron Borton...... 3253 Armstrong Rd ., Wooster Michael Buchholz...... 3233 Crater Rd ., Wooster Randy Berry ...... 6430 Angling Rd ., Wooster Steve Martin ...... 7663 Friendsville Rd ., Wooster T .J . Shamp ...... 4440 Mechanicsburg Rd ., Wooster

Term Expires 2023 Tanya Marty ...... 6396 Pleasant Home Rd ., Sterling Trent Hershey...... 10530 W . Smithville Western Rd ., Wooster Carl Redick...... 8218 Zimmerman Rd ., Wooster Jim Borton...... 8858 Old Lincoln Way, Wooster Don Reichert...... 2474 N . Firestone Rd ., Wooster Joe Gress ...... 9010. Critchfield Rd ., Shreve Zach Donley...... 4555 S . Jefferson Rd ., Shreve

DIRECTORS EX-OFFICIO Doug Foxx, County Extension Educator...... Wooster Jon Ritchie, County Supt . Schools...... Wooster Ron Amstutz, County Commissioner...... Wooster Sue Smail, County Commissioner...... Wooster Becky Foster, County Commissioner ...... Wooster Scott Miller, County Engineer ...... Doylestown OFFICIAL VETERINARIAN Dr . Richard A . Mairs ...... Wooster

4 CONSTITUTION

Article I. This society shall be known by the name ofWAYNE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY .

Article II. The Board of Directors for the management of the society shall consist of twenty-one members, whose terms of office shall be for three years, and until their successor is elected and qualified . Newly elected directors shall assume the duties of their office at the regular meeting in November following their election .

Election of Directors shall be conducted according to rules prescribed by the Ohio Department of Agriculture . The society shall secure a notary public, judge, or mayor to administer the following oath (or affirmation) of office and to induct newly elected directors into office . The President of the society shall administer the oath to the newly elected directors in the absence of any of the above officals .:

“I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the constitution of the United States, the Constitution of the State of Ohio, laws of Ohio and the rules and regulations of the Department of Agriculture of Ohio pertaining to Agricultural Societies and to the best of my ability perform the duties of Director of the Wayne County Agricultural Society, so help me God.”

Eight directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business . Any officer or member who shall be absent himself for three consecutive meetings unless such absence shall be satisfactorily accounted for, shall thereby vacate his office . The tenure of office shall be so arranged that the terms of one-third of the members shall expire annually . The County Superintendent of Schools, OSU Wayne County Extension Educator(s), County Commissioners and County Engineer shall be ex-officio (non-voting) members of the Board of Directors .

Article III. The Board of Directors, at the regular November meeting each year, shall organize by the election of President, Vice President, General Manager, Secretary-Treasurer, and Auditing Committee, consisting of three, whose terms of office shall be one year, and until their successors are elected and qualified . Only members of the Board of Directors shall be eligible to the office of President and Vice President . Any member of the Society shall be eligible to the Auditing Committee . Any suitable person shall be eligible to the office of Manager, Secretary-Treasurer . The Board shall approve all committees and officers not otherwise provided; have the general supervision of the construction and management of the grounds, buildings and driving track of the Society; have the power to vacate the office of any officer therein for good cause at any regular meeting of the Board and shall have power to fill vacancies at the same time .

Article IV. On the last Saturday in October, annually an election shall be held in the Society’s room to fill the vacancies in the Board of Directors, occasioned by the expiration of the term of one-third the members . Only bona-fide members of the Society shall be entitled to vote . Candidates for members of the Board of Directors must be members of the Society in good standing, and must qualify for election according to the rules of the Ohio Department of Agriculture .

Article V. In order to become entitled to membership in the Society, an applicant must be twenty-one years of age, a resident of the county, in good moral standing, and pay to the Treasurer of the Society an annual fee as fixed by the Board of Directors of the Society .

Article VI. It shall be the duty of the President, and in his absence the Vice-President, to preside at all meetings of the Board and enforce rigid observance of the constitution and by-laws .

5 Article VII. It shall be the duty of the Secretary-Treasurer to keep a record of the proceedings of the Board, to issue membership tickets to members of the Society, keep a record of the names and addresses, and give members 3 weeks notice of time and place of election of Directors . They shall return all unsold tickets to the Auditing Committee, taking their receipt therefore . They shall record all entries for premiums, receive all monies due to the Society, and deposit same in a depository selected by the Board of Directors . They shall pay all bills on approval of the Board of Directors . They shall make a written report to the auditing committee at the close of each day of the number of tickets sold during said day . They shall report annually at the regular meeting in December, an itemized statement of all receipts and disbursements, and pay all monies in his hands belonging to the society to their successor when duly elected and qualified .

They shall make a report annually to the Ohio Department of Agriculture as required by law, and shall perform such other duties as are required by law and usage, and as may be prescribed by the Board of Directors of the Society . Before entering upon their duties, they shall provide a bond for the faithful discharge of their duties in such amount as may be deemed expedient by the Board, the premium on such bond to be paid by the Society . They shall receive for their services such compensation as the Board of Directors shall deem proper .

Article VIII. The Wayne County Agricultural Society shall provide police protection during the Wayne County Fair .

Article IX. The General Manager shall take charge and control the Society’s grounds, subject to the approval of the Board of Directors .

Article X. It shall be the duty of the Auditing Committee, at the close of the year’s business, to audit the Secretary-Treasurer’s books, inspect other pertinent records, and report the result of its findings to the Board of Directors .

Article XI. The annual exhibition of the Society shall be held on such days as shall be fixed by the Board .

Article XII. The Board of Directors shall have the power to adopt rules and regulations to govern and control the annual exhibition of the Society .

Article XIII. Regular meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held the third Saturday of December and January at 1:00 p .m . and the third Monday evening of February, March, April, May, June, July, August, October and November at 8:00 p .m .

Article XIV. This Constitution may be amended in accordance with rules and regulations prescribed therefore by the Ohio Department of Agriculture .

6 RULES AND REGULATIONS

1 . On the payment of twenty dollars ($20 00). a membership card and six single tickets will be issued, which will entitle the owner to enter any number of animals or exhibits in accordance with the rules following . The membership card does not admit to grounds, but will entitle members to vote at the annual election . Membership must be secured on or before the last day of the fair . 2 . All entries close the 1st Saturday in August at 4:30 p.m. except as otherwise specified in Premium Book . NO ADDITIONAL ENTRIES OR CHANGES WILL BE TAKEN AFTER THAT DATE. 3 . Ten per centum of first place premium offered will be charged on all entries of livestock (unless otherwise stated) . Entry fees must be paid when entries are made, otherwise, entries will not be accepted . 4 . In order to avoid errors and save time, please complete the entry form at the back of the premium book list prior to making your entries at the Secretary’s office . Unless the entry is made in the classification in which the article is named, no premium will be awarded . Exhibitors must determine for themselves in which classification they will make their entry . 5 . Every animal or article must be exhibited in the bona-fide owner’s name, and should any competitor violate this rule, he shall not receive a premium, should one be awarded . 6 . No animal exhibited will be allowed to be removed without the consent of the Superintendent of the department and fair veterinary, until after 10:00 p .m . on the last day of the fair with the exception of small animal walkouts at 9:30p .m . No articles exhibited will be permitted removed before 7:00 a .m ., Friday after the exhibition unless otherwise specified . 7 . Every animal or exhibit on the grounds entered for premiums, shall, during the Fair, be under control of the Superintendent of the department in which it is entered, and no stock shall be allowed to run at large on the Fairgrounds . 8 . Exhibitors will be expected to obey the Department Superintendent CHANGEin presenting their stock when instructed to do so, and persons refusing or failing to comply, may be ruled out from competing . 9 . Any person entering stock of any kind and misrepresenting its age, condition or ownership, will forfeit the premium and be excluded from competing . 10 . Exhibitors are required to have all exhibits entered on the books at the Secretary’s office before they can be assigned to their respective departments . 11 . Cards will be furnished corresponding with the entryTO on the Secretary’s books to accompany all animals and exhibits on exhibition . 12 . Each entry shall specify the exhibitor’s name, post office address and the name and age of the animal or exhibit offered . 13 . No animal can compete in more than one class except as one of a pair or herd and sweepstakes . 14 . Exhibitors must see to the delivery of their animals or exhibits upon the grounds and to the Superintendent of the proper department . 15 . The Board will take every precaution in its power for the safety of the visitors and the safe preservation of stock and exhibits on exhibition after their arrival and arrangement upon the grounds, but will not be responsible for any loss, damage or accident that may occur . Exhibitors are requested to give attention to their exhibits during the Fair, and at the close to tend to their removal . 16 . Purity of blood of stock must be established by pedigree . Genuineness of pedigree of cattle and sheep will be decided by herd books and registers of acknowledged authorities of their respective classes . 17 . Evidence will be required that animals exhibited as breeders are not barren . 18 . No stock will be permitted to enter the ring, unless under halter and in care of a groom . 19 . Horses, cattle and sheep will be exhibited in the ring, prepared for the purpose, and the premium ribbons or SUBJECT cards attached by the Judges before leaving the ring unless otherwise specified . 20 . No awards will be made on any breeding animal that is barren or has any transmissible unsoundness . 21 . All manufactured articles must be exhibited by the manufacturer or agent, and all grains, fruit or vegetables to be exhibited by the owner . 22 . An efficient police force will be on the grounds at all times to maintain order . 23 . If animals occupying stalls are not exhibited in the ring at the call of the Superintendent, or at the time of their class as stated in the program of the day, exhibitor will be charged one dollar per day for stall rent and be excluded from competition or forfeit any premium previously awarded, unless upon written excuse from the Superintendent of his department, approved by the Secretary .

7 24 . THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO PAY THE PREMIUMS, WHICH MAY BE AWARDED FOR THE EXHIBITION, PRO RATE, PROVIDED THERE ARE NOT SUFFICIENT FUNDS (AFTER PAYING ALL THE EXPENSES OF THE SOCIETY) IN THE TREASURY TO PAY IN FULL. 25 . When animals or exhibits are not deemed worthy of a premium, the judge will make no award, though there be no competition . 26 . No person other than members of the Board, or department heads, will be allowed to see the entries or have access to the entry books until after the entries close . 27 . All entries and awards will be made in strict compliance with the offered premium list . 28 . It is the duty of all exhibitors to carefully study the rules and govern themselves accordingly . Any information will be cheerfully given in regard to exhibiting in any of the classes, by the members in charge or the Secretary . 29 . No interference or communication with the judges will be allowed and any person who by letter or otherwise, attempts to influence the decision of any judge shall forfeit any or all premiums which may have been awarded, and ruled out of competition . 30 . If there is any question as to the regularity of entry, or of the right of any animal or any exhibit to compete in any given class, the judges shall report the same to the Superintendent of the department, and they to the Secretary for adjustment . 31 . The judges must not attach premium cards to exhibits for which no premium is offered . 32 . The Society invites all persons having stock to sell, or animals to bring before the public to exhibit at our annual Fair . 33 . Premiums will be paid no later than 30 days from the last day of the fair . Anyone challenging their premium check, must do so within 15 days after receipt. No adjustments will be made for less than $1.00. CHANGE 34 . All premiums not drawn by the 30th of November of each year will be forfeited to the Society. This rule will be enforced to the letter. 35 . First Bedding MAY OR MAY NOT be furnished by the Fairboard . 36 . The sale of alcoholic drinks of any kind on the grounds is strictly forbidden during the annual fair exhibition . From time to time during the other timesTO of the year (other than the week before, the week during and the week following the annual fair exhibition, the board may consider allowing the sale of alcoholic drinks for specific groups or specific events but the activity or specific group must be able to show they have obtained a permit and carry adequate insurance and have security hired at this event within the guidelines of the fair board . No games of chance, gambling, or any immoral exhibitions of any kind are allowed on the grounds at any time unless approved by the board of Directors . 37 . “No person shall be permitted to make solicitations of any nature on the fairgrounds except in contracted concession or commercial rented spaces ”. “No person will be permitted to post or display signs, distribute handbills or advertising material or sell or distribute free, any merchandise, except persons under contract.” 38 . The Wayne County Fair Board reserves the right to limit the number of exhibits per exhibitor . The Wayne County Fair Board reserves the right to limit the number of exhibitors . 39 . Kiddie Tractor Pull will be Sunday, during the annual fair exhibition at 2:00 p .m ,. at a specified location . Classes: 4-5 yr . old, 6-7 yr . old and 8-9 yr . old . Trophies to top 3 boys and 3 girls in each class . Open to Wayne County Residents Only! Interested parties may sign up one hour prior to the event . 40 . Our fair will operate under the provisions of Ohio’s Livestock Show Reform Act and under all applicable SUBJECT Ohio Department of Agriculture Administrative Code Rules . This law and the amended rules may be viewed and or secured at the secretary’s office beginning June 21 . 41 . The Wayne County Agricultural Society assumes no responsibility for damage to or loss of parked vehicles or personal property contained within parked vehicles . 42 . Protest Area - The designated protest area to be West of the red ticket booth at gates 5&6 in the area that is planted with flowers at fair time, which would be the South side of the blacktop path coming from the South West parking lot . 43 . NO ANIMALS PERMITTED IN THE FAIR AREA unless they are Fair Entries .

8 ADMISSION TO GROUNDS

Membership tickets will be issued to persons complying with Article V of the Constitution . This membership ticket includes six admissions to the fair and entitles the holder to one vote at the annual election .

Season Tickets...... $20 .00

Membership Tickets...... $20 .00

Single Admission ...... $4 .00

Parking...... Free

Children 6 and under...... Free

Veterans Day (with ID), Tuesday...... Free

Sr . Citizens (65+), Wednesday ...... Free

No person will be allowed to enter the grounds without first procuring a ticket and presenting it at the gate .

Membership tickets may be secured from the Secretary any time after December 1. Entries may be made and entry tags secured at the Fair office in the Grandstand at the Fairgrounds, beginning July 27, 2020 through AugustCHANGE 15, 2020. Extended hours for entries are: Monday: 10:00am - 6:00pm Tuesday-Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm Saturday: 8:30am - 4:30pm TO

Annual election for Board of Directors is the last Saturday of October, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

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NO DOGS ARE PERMITTED IN THE FAIR AREA! SUBJECT

9 2020 SEASON/OHIO’S LIVESTOCK HEALTH EXHIBITION RULES 901:1-18-01 Chapter’s application. (A) Animals listed in this chapter, when moved or imported into Ohio for exhibition purposes only, shall comply with the requirements of this chapter, and when in compliance with the provisions of this chapter shall, with the exception of rules governing movement and importation of quarantined animals, be exempt from any other rules governing movement within or importation into Ohio . (B) Animals moved within or imported into Ohio for any purpose in addition to exhibition shall meet all movement and import requirements of Chapter 901:1-17 of the Administrative Code . 901:1-18-02 Definitions. As used in this chapter: (A) “Exhibition” means any public show of animals, which is sponsored by or under the control of an Ohio county or independent agricultural society organized under chapter 1711 of the revised code; or the Ohio state fair; or which is assembled for a period which exceed thirty-six hours or contains animals of origins other than Ohio . (B) “Certificate of veterinary inspection” means a form from the state of origin, which has been issued and completed by a licensed and accredited veterinarian attesting to the health status and identification of an animal listed thereon . (C) “Approved veterinarian” means any licensed and accredited veterinarian approved by the Ohio department of agriculture, or an employee of the Ohio department of agriculture or the United States department of agriculture, animal plant health inspection service, veterinary services . (D) “Licensed and accredited veterinarian” means a person who is licensed by the state of Ohio to practice veterinary medicine and who is certified by the United States department of agriculture, animal plant health inspection service, veterinary services, to be an accredited veterinarian . (E) “Residue” means any poisonous or deleterious pesticide governed by 40 C .F .R . 180, any poisonous or deleterious substance governed by 21 C .F R. . 109 .6, or any other substance governed by 21 C F. .R . 556 . (F) “Contagious or infectious disease” means any disease, including any CHANGEforeign animal disease, or vector, capable of transmission by any means from a carrier animal to a human or to another animal and includes dangerously contagious or infectious diseases . (G) “Tuberculosis accredited free herd” is one that has passed at least two consecutive annual negative official tests for tuberculosis in accordance with the “Uniform Methods and Rules – Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication,” and has no other evidence of bovine TOtuberculosis . 901:1-18-03 Exhibitions: sanitation, inspection and records. (A) Each entity sponsoring an exhibition shall have in attendance an approved veterinarian for the duration of the exhibit . (B) Each entity sponsoring an exhibition shall: (1) Immediately, prior to an exhibition and under the direction of the approved veterinarian, thoroughly clean and disinfect each building, pen, stall, ring or other enclosure in which animals are to be quartered for exhibition; (2) Have the approved veterinarian: (a) Examine the certificate of veterinary inspection when required for an animal brought to the exhibition; (b) Inspect within a reasonable time of arrival each animal brought to the exhibit for symptoms of any infectious or contagious diseases; (c) Daily inspect each animal present at the exhibition for symptoms of infectious or contagious disease . (3) Maintain a record for one year from the date of the exhibition of each animal present at the exhibit . The record shall contain the name and address of the owner of each animal and the species and breed of the animal . (4) May order the immediate removal of any animal, which in the opinion of the approved veterinarian, places other animals at unacceptable risk of disease . (C) SUBJECT An exemption from the requirements of paragraph (B)(1) of this rule may be requested from the department and will be granted when, in the judgment of the department, cleaning and disinfection will serve no purpose . By way of example only, cleaning and disinfection will generally serve no purpose in a newly constructed building that has never been occupied . 901:1-18-04 Exhibitors. (A) No person shall present for exhibition or exhibit an animal which he knows or has reason to suspect is affected with or has been exposed to a dangerously contagious or infectious disease or residue .

10 (B) The owner or bailee of an animal with symptoms of an infectious or contagious disease shall, when directed by an exhibition official, the approved veterinarian, or an employee of the Ohio department of agriculture, immediately remove the animal from the exhibition premises . (C) Upon request, each person who presents for exhibition or exhibits an animal, shall make available any certificate of veterinary inspection, registration certificates, vaccination certificate, and other documents to exhibition officials, the approved veterinarian or an employee of the Ohio department of agriculture . (D) Each person who presents for exhibition or exhibits an animal for which a certificate of veterinary inspection is required by rules 901:1-18-01 to 901:1-18-11 of the Administrative Code shall forward a copy of the certificate of veterinary inspection to the Ohio department of agriculture’s division of animal industry . 901:1-18-05 Poultry and fowl. (A) All turkeys, chickens and gamebirds moved within or imported into Ohio for exhibition must: (1) Originate directly from a flock or hatchery which is a participant in the national poultry improvement plan for the eradication of disease and be accompanied by documentary evidence that they meet the requirements of this paragraph; or (2) Originate directly from a flock which has had a negative test for pullorum/fowl typhoid disease within twelve months preceding the opening date of exhibition and be accompanied by documentary evidence that they meet the requirements of this paragraph; or (3) Have had a negative test for pullorum/fowl typhoid disease, within ninety days preceding the opening date of the exhibition and be accompanied by documentary evidence that they meet the requirement of this paragraph; or (4) Be tested for pullorum/fowl typhoid disease upon arrival at the exhibition by a tester approved by the Ohio department of agriculture and found negative . (B) The rapid whole blood test shall not be used to test turkeys for compliance with the requirements of paragraph (A)(2), (A)(3) and (A)(4) of this rule . (C) Waterfowl, doves and pigeons are exempt from this rule . 901:1-18-06 Cattle. (A) Cattle moved within Ohio for exhibition: CHANGE (1) The animals presented for exhibition must show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease . (B) All cattle imported into Ohio for exhibition must: (1) Be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the opening date of the exhibition and be identified with official individual identification; (2) Originate from a tuberculosis-accredited freeTO herd, an accredited free state or zone, or a modified accredited advanced state or zone; (3) If originate from a modified accredited state or zone, must comply with Rule 901:1-17-03 of the Administrative Code; (4) If originate from an accreditation preparatory or a non-accredited state or zone, are prohibited from exhibition; (5) If from a brucellosis class A state or area/zone, must be negative to an official brucellosis test within thirty days of the opening date of the exhibition unless; they are under six months of age, steers, or official vaccinates under twenty months of age (dairy) or twenty-four months of age (beef); and (6) If from a brucellosis class B or C state of area/zone, must meet all requirements for pre-entry testing as specified in 9 C .F .R . 78 .9 and obtain an Ohio permit prior to movement . (C) Cattle from a brucellosis certified free herd or class free state or area/zone are not required to be brucellosis tested . 901:1-18-07 Goats. (A) Goats moved within Ohio for exhibition: (1) The animal presented for exhibition must show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease . (2) All sexually intact animals and any wether eighteen months of age and older must be identified with an official identification as defined in rule 901:1-13-04 of the Ohio Administrative Code . (B) SUBJECT Goats imported into Ohio for exhibition: (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the opening date of the exhibition and be identified with official individual identification; (2) The animal presented for exhibition must show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease; and (3) The owner and the veterinarian must attest to the following statement written on the certificate of veterinary inspection: “The goats in this shipment are not known to be under any movement restrictions because of scrapie ”. (4) Originate from a tuberculosis accredited free herd as defined in rule 901-18-02 (G) of the Administrative Code for bovine tuberculosis eradication; or 11 (5) Originate from a bovine accredited free state or zone, or a bovine modified accredited advanced state or zone; or (6) Originate from a bovine modified accredited state or zone, must comply with Rule 901:1-17-06 of the Administrative Code . (C) If originate from a bovine accreditation preparatory or a bovine non-accredited state or zone, are prohibited from exhibition . 901:1-18-08 Horses, mules and ponies. (A) Horses, mules and ponies moved within Ohio for exhibition: (1) If not under quarantine and if they are free of any signs of a contagious or infectious disease; and (2) If the animal is twelve months of age or older, the exhibition manager may require that the animal has been tested and classed negative to an official test for equine infectious anemia within twelve months of the opening date of the exhibition . (B) Horses, mules and ponies imported into Ohio for exhibition: (1) Shall be accompanied by an official certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days of the opening date of the exhibition; and (2) If the animal is twelve months of age or older, it shall be accompanied by evidence the animal was negative to an official test for equine infectious anemia within twelve months of the opening date of the exhibition; and (3) Upon requested by an authorized representative of the Ohio department of agriculture, the person responsible for each animal must make available a chronological list of dates, places and events attended by this animal within thirty days prior to entry into Ohio . 901:1-18-09 Sheep. (A) Sheep moved within Ohio for exhibition: (1) The animal presented for exhibition must show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease . (2) All sexually intact animals and any wether eighteen months of age and older must be identified with an official identification as defined in rule 901:1-13-04 of the CHANGEOhio Administrative Code . (B) Sheep imported into Ohio for exhibition: (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the opening date of the exhibition and be identified with official individual identification; (2) The animal presented for exhibition must show no symptoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease; and (3) The owner and the veterinarian must attest toTO the following statement written on the certificate of veterinary inspection: “The sheep in this shipment are not known to be under any movement restrictions because of scrapie ”. 901:1-18-10 Swine. (A) Swine moved within Ohio for exhibition: (1) The animals presented for exhibition must show no symtoms or evidence of an infectious or contagious disease . (2) Will be exempt from the requirement of a certificate of veterinary inspection if they originate immediately and directly from a pseudorabies stage V area . (3) Swine originating from a pseudorabies stage IV area shall: (a) Be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the opening date of the exhibition: and (b) Originate from a pseudorabies qualified herd; or (c) Be negative to an official pseudorabies test within thirty days of the exhibition (B) Swine imported into Ohio for exhibition: (1) Must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection issued within thirty days preceding the opening date of the exhibition: and SUBJECT (a) Originate immediately and directly from a pseudorabies stage V area or an area or country recognized by the United States department of agriculture, animal plant health inspection service, veterinary services as pseudorabies free; or (b) Originate immediately and directly from a pseudorabies stage IV area; and (c) Be negative to an official pseudorabies test within thirty days of exhibition .

* Chapter 901-19 of the Administrative Code (Ohio's livestock tampering exhibition rules) will be made available to a livestock exhibitor or an adult advisor, upon request.*

12 WAYNE COUNTY FAIR SCHOOL DAY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2020 BAND PERFORMANCES In front of the Grandstand Orrville High School ...... 9:00-9:15 Waynedale High School...... 9:15-9:30 Chippewa High School...... 9:30-9:45 Northwestern High School ...... 9:45-10:00 Dalton High School ...... 10:00-10:15 Norwayne High School ...... 10:15-10:30 Smithville High School...... 10:30-10:45 Rittman High School ...... 10:45-11:00 Triway High School ...... 11:00-11:15 Wooster High School...... 11:15-11:30 CHANGE TO

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13 2020 OHIO AGRICULTURAL FAIR SCHEDULE Ohio State Fair (Columbus) July 29 –August 9

County Fair, Location Dates County Fair, Location Dates Adams County Fair, West Union July 12-18 Mahoning County Fair, Canfield Sept . 2-7 Allen County Fair, Lima Aug . 21-29 Marion County Fair, Marion June 29-July 4 Ashland County Fair, Ashland Sept . 20-26 Medina County Fair, Medina Aug . 3-9 Ashtabula County Fair, Jefferson Aug . 11-16 Meigs County Fair, Pomeroy Aug . 17-22 Athens County Fair, Athens Aug . 7-15 Mercer County Fair, Celina Aug . 14-20 Auglaize County Fair, Wapakoneta Aug . 2-8 Miami County Fair, Troy Aug . 14-20 Belmont County Fair, St . Clairsville Sept . 8-13 Monroe County Fair, Woodsfield Aug . 24-29 Brown County Fair, Georgetown Sept . 28-Oct . 3 Montgomery County Fair, Dayton July 12-18 Butler County Fair, Hamilton July 26-Aug . 1 Morgan County Fair, McConnelsville Sept . 8-12 Carroll County Fair, Carrollton July 20-26 Morrow County Fair, Mt . Gilead Aug . 31‐Sept . 7 Champaign County Fair, Urbana Aug . 7-14 Muskingum County Fair, Zanesville Aug . 16-22 Clark County Fair, Springfield July 24-31 Noble County Fair, Caldwell Aug . 31-Sept . 5 Clermont County Fair, Owensville July 26-Aug . 1 Ottawa County Fair, Oak Harbor July 20-26 Clinton County Fair, Wilmington July 11-18 Paulding County Fair, Paulding June 13-20 Columbiana County Fair, Lisbon Aug . 3-9 Perry County Fair, New Lexington July 20-25 Coshocton County Fair, Coshocton Oct . 2-8 Pickaway County Fair, Circleville June 20-27 Crawford County Fair, Bucyrus July 20-25 Pike County Fair, Piketon July 31‐Aug . 8 Cuyahoga County Fair, Berea Aug . 11-16 Portage County Fair, Randolph Aug . 25-30 Darke County Fair, Greenville Aug . 21-29 Preble County Fair, Eaton Aug . 1-8 Defiance County Fair, Hicksville Aug . 22-29 Putnam County Fair, Ottawa June 22-27 Delaware County Fair, Delaware Sept . 19-26 Richland CountyCHANGE Fair, Mansfield Aug . 9-15 Erie County Fair, Sandusky Aug . 11-16 Ross County Fair, Chillicothe Aug . 8-15 Fairfield County Fair, Lancaster Oct . 11-17 Sandusky County Fair, Fremont Aug . 25-30 Fayette County Fair, Washington C .H . July 20-25 Scioto County Fair, Lucasville Aug . 10-15 Franklin County Fair, Hilliard July 18-25 Seneca County Fair, Tiffin July 27-Aug . 2 Fulton County Fair, Wauseon Sept . 4-10 Shelby County Fair, Sidney July 26-Aug . 1 Gallia County Fair, Gallipolis Aug . 3-8 TO Stark County Fair, Canton Sept . 1-7 Geauga County Fair, Burton Sept . 3-7 Summit County Fair, Tallmadge July 28-Aug . 2 Greene County Fair, Xenia Aug . 2-8 Trumbull County Fair, Cortland July 6-12 Guernsey County Fair, Old Washington Sept . 14-20 Tuscarawas County Fair, Dover Sept . 21-27 Hamilton County Fair, Carthage Aug . 13-16 Union County Fair, Marysville July 25-Aug . 1 Hancock County Fair, Findlay Sept . 2-7 Van Wert County Fair, Van Wert Sept . 1-7 Hardin County Fair, Kenton Sept . 8-13 Vinton County Fair, McArthur July 27- Aug . 1 Harrison County Fair, Cadiz June 22-27 Warren County Fair, Lebanon July 20-25 Henry County Fair, Napoleon Aug . 13-20 Washington County Fair, Marietta Sept . 4-8 Highland County Fair, Hillsboro Sept . 6-12 Wayne County Fair, Wooster Sept . 12-17 Hocking County Fair, Logan Sept . 14-19 Williams County Fair, Montpelier Sept . 12-19 Holmes County Fair, Millersburg Aug . 10-15 Wood County Fair, Bowling Green Aug . 3-10 Huron County Fair, Norwalk Aug . 17-22 Wyandot County Fair, Upper Sandusky Sept . 15‐20 Jackson County Fair, Wellston July 16-25 Jefferson County Fair, Smithfield Aug . 16-23 Independent Agricultural Fair, County Dates Knox County Fair, Mt .Vernon July 25-Aug . 1 Albany Independent Fair, Athens Co . Sept . 9-13 LakeSUBJECT County Fair, Painesville July 28-Aug . 2 Attica Independent Fair, Seneca Co . Aug . 11-15 Lawrence County Fair, Proctorville July 11-18 Barlow Independent Fair, Washington Co . Sept . 24-27 Logan County Fair, Bellefontaine July 12-18 Bellville Independent Fair, Richland Co . Sept . 16-19 Lorain County Fair, Wellington Aug . 23-30 Hartford Independent Fair, Licking Co . Aug . 9-15 Lucas County Fair, Maumee July 13-19 Loudonville Independent Fair, Ashland Co . Oct . 6-10 Madison County Fair, London July 12-18 Richwood Independent Fair, Union Co . Sept . 2-7

14 TRACTOR PULLING CONTEST WAYNE COUNTY FAIR – WOOSTER, OHIO Steve Martin, Joe Gress, Tanya Marty, TJ Shamp, Terry Wood, Trent Hershey, Tom Wolf and Dave Stahl, Superintendents At Grandstand – Monday, September 14 – 12:00 NOON CLASSIFICATION AND PURSES CLASS B, E & F WILL BE LIMITED TO 20 ENTRIES. Class A.S., A.H., C.S., C.H., D.S. & D.M limited to 10 per class

Class A .S . 5,500 – 6,500 lb . Tractor - Stock - 5mph TRACTORS MUST Class A .H . 5,500 – 6,500 lb . Tractor - Hot Farm WEIGH WITHIN Class B . 4,000 – 5,000 lb . Tractor - Stock - 5mph WEIGHT RANGE Class C .S . 7,500 – 8,500 l b . Tractor - Stock - 5mph Class C .H . 7,500 – 8,500 lb . Tractor - Hot Farm OF CLASS. Class D .S . 6,200 lb . Stock – 2- or 4-Wheel Drive Truck Class D .M . 6,200 lb . Modified 2 or 4Wheel Drive Truck Class E . 9,500 – 10,500 lb . Tractor Class F . 15,000 – 16,000 lb . Tractor Classes A .S ,. A .H ., B ,. C S. ,. C .H ., D .S . & D .M – 1-5 Places Modified Truck or Hot Farm - 1st place – $125; 2nd place – $85; 3rd place – $60; 4th place – $40; 5th place – $30 Stock Tractors and Trucks - 1st place – $125; 2nd place – $85; 3rd place – $60; 4th place – $40; 5th place – $30CHANGE Classes E & F – 1-10 Places 1st place – $125; 2nd place – $85; 3rd place – $60; 4th place – $40; 5th place – $30; 6th place – $20; 7th place – $10; 8th place – $10; 9th place – $10; 10th place – $10.

The ayneW County Agricultural Society will furnish ribbons and prize money. Trophies sponsored by Wellerts AC Parts. Entries are confined to Wayne County residentsTO of six months or more and tractors and trucks owned in Wayne County. Any tractor, truck or driver that participated in any other closed county pull will not be allowed to pull in the Wayne County Pull. Tractors that pull Saturday cannot pull Monday. All classes are open to ladies and men 18 years of age and older . Entry fee will be $10 .00 for each entry . Entries may be made at the Secretary’s office at the fairgrounds starting July 27, 2020, during regular office hours . Entries will close at 4:30 p .m . DST on August 15, 2020 . No entry fees will be returned. Each tractor may be entered in more than one class, but only once per class . Drivers can enter only once per class . All contestants and owners of tractors and trucks will enter the contest at their own property and personal liability risk . All contestants and pit crews will be required to sign an insurance waiver before pulling will be allowed . No Exhibition Pulls. Consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited . The judges and committee have full power to decide all questions pertaining to the contest. They will determine the winners and award prizes according to the following rules. Their decisions are final. They reserve the right to change the rules as needed. Money will be mailed to winners. GENERAL RULES FOR CLASSES A.S.,A.H.,B,C.S.,C.H., E & F 1 . All tractors must cover their engine flywheel with 5/16" or more steel. Must have 12" on both sides and bottom and 6" on top (12" if possible) and fastened with 3/8" grade 5 bolt or bigger. Can use S.F.I. SPEC 4.1 Certified approved scatter blanket. A technician will check all tractors. SUBJECT2 . Only farm tractors with rubber tires are eligible . Tire chains, 4-wheel drive tractors, homemade tractors, industrial tractors and dual-wheeled tractors will not qualify . CHASSIS MODIFICATION WILL BE SUBJECT TO TECHNICIAN APPROVAL . 3 . Weights must be bolted safely and securely to the tractor to the satisfaction of the judges . Fluid may be used in tires . Maximum length of 13 feet from center of rear wheel to forwardmost portion; maximum width 10 feet . The loss of ballast while pulling and going to scales will automatically disqualify the entry . 4 . Any tractor with turbo is required to have 2-5/16" bolts crossed in exhaust stack, unless equipped with OEM muffler . ONLY ONE TURBO PER TRACTOR . 5 . All classes may shift if desired without stopping forward motion . 6 . Each tractor entered must hitch to a horizontal stationary drawbar, with no connection to any part of the 2 or 3 point hitch or hydraulic system . 15 7 . No hitch will be made closer than 18" behind the center of the rear axle . 8 . Drawbar height will be 20" in all classes . 9 . Pull will be made from a steel plate with a 3 5"L. x 3"W hole only, with a minimum thickness of 3/4" . No weights can block the hitch so it cannot be hooked from the front of the sled . 10 . Maximum tire size is 20 8. . No cut or ground off tires . 11 . Only one driver will be allowed on the tractor — no passengers permitted . No substitutes, tractor or driver . 12 . The driver must remain on the tractor seat at all times while pulling in the contest . 13 . All tractors will be weighed immediately before pulling. Driver must be on the tractor when weighed. Weigh back will be at the discretion of the judges and committee. 14 . A driver will be allowed a second start if the distance of his first pull is less than 75 feet . 15 . Contestant must move the sled at least 10 feet to be eligible for prize money . 16 . Chain must be tight before pull starts . 17 . When forward motion stops, the contestant is finished . 18 . Judges will eliminate from the contest any tractor which may be temporarily disabled in such a way as to prevent it from immediately participating in the contest when called . 19 . Drivers must be on tractors 5 minutes before the class starts . Drivers will be disqualified if they miss their drawn position. EXCEPTION! If your pull is one of the last three in the preceding class, you can drop back to behind No. 3, but no further. 20 . Weight will be added by a weight transfer mechanism as the sled progresses . 21 . Winner will be determined by the distance pulled . 2 2 . If the tractor or sled touched boundary lines, the contestant will be disqualified . Flaps on pan are not part of sled . ADDITIONAL RULES FOR CLASS A.S., B & C.S. - STOCK TRACTOR 1 . 5 mph maximum speed limit . Speed will be monitored by sled operator . The sled operator will sound horn if/when tractor reaches speed limit . If tractor exceeds speed limit there will be a second warning horn . After second horn, if competitor does not reduce speed to 5 mph or less, a third horn will sound and competitor will be disqualified . 2 . “Bolt In” Engine Allowed . Must Use Original Holes . CHANGE 3 . Agriculture Use Engine Only 4 . Turbo allowed if equipped from factory . Factory Size Turbo Only . 5 . All General Rules Apply . ADDITIONAL RULES FOR CLASS A.H. & C.H. – HOT FARM TRACTORS 1 . Must have Wide Front End, minimum 36” inside TOto inside of front spindles . 2 . Side shields required . 1/16” Aluminum or Steel MINIMUM . Covering From Centerline of the Crank to the Base of the Head . 3 . Affidavit will be signed for “Not running Cast Parts in the clutch and flywheel” . No cast iron clutch components or flywheels will be permitted . 4 . Tie Bars- A steel structure that will support the weight of the tractor . The bars will fasten to the frame and/ or engine block, ahead of the flywheel area and to the rear axle housing . Rolling chassis fasten to the rear axle housing will be accepted . EITHER at the discretion of the tech official . NO Component Chassis . 5 . Wheelie Bars Required . Needs to be 2” past radius of the rear tire and no more than 8” above the ground . Must support the weight of the tractor . 6 . Dead man throttle required . 7 . Kill switch required, securely mounted at the rear center of the tractor . 8 . Cut or ground tires are allowed, 20 8. maximum width . 9 . All General Rules Apply . RULES FOR CLASS D STOCK AND MODIFIED Stock or Modified 4-wheel or 2-wheel Drive Pickup Trucks to 6,200 lb . Stock Trucks: D O T tires, manifold, no headers, stock 4 barrel carburetors, stock intake . Only gasoline or dieselSUBJECT fuel . Engine must have been available for the truck the year it was manufactured . Blocks between axle and frame optional . Modified Trucks: All Others — No hood modification, stock fuel . 1 . Modified trucks must have operable kill switch securely mounted in the rear center of the truck . If spark ignition, must break or ground ignition . Must also break current to electrical fuel pump if equipped . Diesels must activate air shutoff .

16 GENERAL RULES FOR ALL TRUCK CLASSES 1 . All trucks will be weighed immediately before pulling. Driver must be in truck when weighed . 2 . Maximum length 60" from center of front axle to forwardmost position of vehicle including weight rack and weight Weights. must be bolted safely and securely to the truck to the satisfaction of the judges. The loss of weight while pulling and going to scales will automatically disqualify the entry. Weigh back will be at the discretion of the judges and committee. 3 . Driver to furnish stationary hitching device made from a steel plate with a 3 5"L. x 3"W hole, with a minimum thickness of 3/4", not to exceed 30" in height for 2-wheel drive and 26" in height for a 4-wheel drive . 4 . No dual wheels, chains or steel studs will be allowed . 5 . All trucks must have safety hook or chain at the rear drive shaft to contain the shaft in case of breakage . 6 . All trucks must have closed doors . 7 . The winner will be the longest pull within the boundaries . If the truck or sled touches boundary lines, contestant will be disqualified . Flaps on sled are not part of sled . When forward motion stops, the contestant is finished . 8 . Driver must have and present at time of weigh in: a) valid Wayne County driver’s license; b) valid Wayne County registration or title. 9 . Tractor rules apply to pickup pull where they are applicable . 10 . A driver will be allowed a second start if the distance of his first pull is less than 75 feet . 11 . Contestant must move the sled at least 10 feet to be eligible for prize money . 12 . Only one driver will be allowed in the truck — no passengers permitted . No substitutes, truck or driver . 13 . Chain must be tight before pull starts . 14 . Judges will eliminate from the contest any truck which may be temporarily disabled in such a way as to prevent it from immediately participating in the contest when called . 15 . All trucks will be checked by a technician or a committee of the Wayne County Agricultural Society prior to the pull . Their decision will be final . CHANGE TO

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17 FIRST DEPARTMENT PONIES AND HORSES Jim Borton and Sean Donley, Superintendents Miniature- Ron Brillhart, Cathy Imhoff, Scott Imhoff Draft- Stacey Sigler, Duane Miller, Stephanie Schwarzwalder Entry Fee 10% of first prize in miniature horse and pleasure pony classes. Excluding class 26 & Showmanship Classes. Entry fee for Grade Draft and Haflinger ponies is $3.00. Entry fee must be paid at time entry is made. All entries for Sections 1, 2 & 3 close August 3 except youth showmanship. Youth showmanship registration at Miniature Horse Barn, Sunday, September 13, 4-6 PM. All Miniature horse show numbers to be picked up at that time. Numbers not picked up will be in show ring Monday A.M. All stall assignments are as marked and set up and may not be altered without permission by a committee member. Section No. 1 – MINIATURE HORSES, PLEASURE AND FINE TYPE PONIES To be shown in Coliseum , Monday, September 10, following Draft Show, not to start before 12:00PM. Miniature Horse and Pleasure Type Pony, Showmanship for youth 14-18 years of age Sponsor-Mairs Vet Clinic $17 00. & Trophy $14 .00 $12 .00 $11 .00 $10 00. Miniature Horse and Pleasure Type Pony, Showmanship for youth 10-13 years of age Sponsor-Brillhart's Westwind Acres $17 .00 & Trophy $14 00. $12 .00 $11 .00 $10 .00 Miniature Horse and Pleasure Type Pony, Showmanship for youth 7-9 years of age Sponsor-Oak Hollow Farm $17 . 00 & Trophy $14 . 00 $12 . 00 $11 . 00 $10 . 00 Miniature Horse and Pleasure Type Pony, Showmanship for youth 6 years of age and under Sponsor- Hartzler Minatures $17 .00 & Trophy $14 00. $12 .00 $11 .00 $10 .00

No stallions permitted in showmanship classes. Adult permitted to accompany only for assistance if needed. Exhibitor must lead horse. Showmanship contestants may not be entered in the Wayne County 4-H Horse Showmanship Classes. All showmanship horses must also be entered in an open class. SHOW PONY - Shetlands over 38" and HackneysCHANGE Placing: Eight per class, ribbons only for 6th-8th . 1 . Show Pony, Stallion or Gelding, any age $26 .00 $21 .00 $17 00. $15 .00 $13 00. 2 . Show Pony, Mare, any age 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 3 . Show Pony, Current year foal, either sex 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 Best of Show, Show Pony TO Ribbon & Trophy-Forrest Uhler Memorial 4 . Current year foal, Miniature Horse, up to 38", either sex 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 5 . Stallion, Miniature Horse, up to 38", yearling and 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 2 yrs . old 6 . Stallion, Stock Type Miniature Horse, up to 38", 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 yearling and 2 yrs . old 7 . Stallion, Miniature Horse, up to 38", 3 yrs . and over 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 8 . Stallion, Stock Type Miniature Horse, up to 38", 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 3 yrs . and over Grand Champion, Stallion Ribbon & Trophy - Oak Hollow Farm Reserve Grand Champion, Stallion Ribbon Grand Champion, Stock Type Stallion Ribbon & Trophy - Gasser Boar Goats Reserve Grand Champion, Stock Type Stallion Ribbon 9 . Gelding, Miniature Horse, up to 38", yearling and 26 .00 21 .00 17 .00 15 .00 13 00. 2 yrs . old 10 . Gelding, Stock Type Miniature Horse, up to 38", 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 yearling and 2 yrs . old 11 . Gelding, Miniature Horse, up to 38", 3 yrs . and over 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 SUBJECT12 . Gelding, Stock Type Miniature Horse, up to 38", 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 3 yrs . and over Grand Champion, Gelding Ribbon & Trophy - Imhoff Construction Reserve Grand Champion, Gelding Ribbon Grand Champion, Stock Type Gelding Ribbon & Trophy - Memorial Jack Murray Reserve Grand Champion, Stock Type Gelding Ribbon 13 . Mare, Miniature Horse, up to 38", yearling and 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 2 yrs . old 14 . Mare, Stock Type Miniature Horse, up to 38", 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 yearling and 2 yrs . old

18 15 . Mare, Miniature Horse, up to 38", 3 yrs . and over 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 16 . Mare, Stock Type Miniature Horse, up to 38", 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 3 yrs . and over Grand Champion, Mare Ribbon & Trophy - K & M Builders Reserve Grand Champion, Mare Ribbon Grand Champion, Stock Type Mare Ribbon & Trophy - Brillhart's Westwind Acres Reserve Grand Champion, Stock Type Mare Ribbon Best of Show, Miniature Horse Ribbon & Trophy - Imhoff Family Miniatures 17 . Mare and her current year foal, Miniature Horse, 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 up to 38" 18 . Miniature Horse, Stallion – solid color 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 19 . Miniature Horse, Stallion – multi-color 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 20 . Miniature Horse, Gelding – solid color 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 21 . Miniature Horse, Gelding – multi-color 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 22 . Miniature Horse, Mare – solid color 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 23 . Miniature Horse, Mare – multi-color 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 24 . Pleasure Type Pony 38" to 58", any age 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 25 . Miniature Horse, Jumper – NO WHIPS 26 .00 21 .00 17 00. 15 .00 13 .00 Horses in jumping class MUST be 3 years old or older. 1st place of classes 1-3 eligible for Best of Show 1st and 2nd place of classes 5-16 eligible for Championship Grand Champions eligible for Best of Show Wednesday, September 16 at 5:00 p.m. in the Coliseum 26 .M iniature Horse and Pleasure Type Pony, Costume Contest . Any age exhibitor . Sponsor-Perception Studio 1st-10th places will be awarded . Trophies for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place . Section No. 2 – GRADE DRAFT PONIES 58 INCHES AND UNDER To be shown in the Coliseum, Monday September 14th at 9:00 a.m. 1 . Current Year Stallion Foal Ribbons - Places 1-5CHANGE 2 . Stallion or Gelding, yearling and 2 yr . olds Ribbons - Places 1-5 3 . Stallion or Gelding, 3 yrs . and over Ribbons - Places 1-5 Grand Champion Stallion or Gelding Ribbon & Trophy - Henry Whitman Reserve Grand Champion Stallion or Gelding Ribbon & Trophy - Brian Raimonde 4 . Current year Filly Foal Ribbons - Places 1-5 5 . Mare, yearling and 2 yr . olds Ribbons - Places 1-5 6 . Mare, 3 yrs . and over Ribbons - Places 1-5 Grand Champion Mare TORibbon & Trophy - Lehman Hardware Reserve Grand Champion Mare Ribbon & Trophy - Wayne Smith Family Concessions Best of Show Ribbon & Trophy - Black Forest Farm - Schwarzwalder 7 . Mare and her current year Foal $20 .00 $18 .00 $16 00. $14 .00 $12 .00 8 . Matched Pair 20 .00 18 .00 16 00. 14 .00 12 .00 9 . Best three owned by one exhibitor 20 .00 18 .00 16 00. 14 .00 12 .00 1st & 2nd place eligible for Grand Champion Grand Champions eligible for Best of Show Section No. 3 – REGISTERED HAFLINGERS To be shown in the Coliseum, Monday September 14th following the Grade Draft Ponies 1 . Current year Stallion Foal Ribbons - Places 1-5 2 . Stallion or Gelding, yearling Ribbons - Places 1-5 3 . Stallion or Gelding, 2 yr . olds . Ribbons - Places 1-5 4 . Stallion or Gelding, 3 yr . olds Ribbons - Places 1-5 5 . Stallion or Gelding, 4 yr . olds and over Ribbons - Places 1-5 Grand Champion Stallion or Gelding Ribbon & Trophy - Murray Funeral Homes - Creston Reserve Grand Champion Stallion or Gelding Ribbon & Trophy - Ohio Haflinger Association 6 . Current Year Filly Foal Ribbons - Places 1-5 7 . Mare, yearling Ribbons - Places 1-5 SUBJECT8 . Mare, 2 yr . old Ribbons - Places 1-5 9 . Mare, 3 yr . old Ribbons - Places 1-5 10 . Mare, 4 yrs . old and over Ribbons - Places 1-5 Grand Champion Mare Ribbon & Trophy - Orrville Veterinary Clinic Reserve Grand Champion Mare Ribbon & Trophy - Roll'n W Farm - Sterling Best of Show Ribbon & Trophy - American Haflinger Reg 11 . Mare and her current year Foal $20 .00 $18 .00 $16 00. $14 .00 $12 .00 12 . Matched Pair 20 .00 18 .00 16 00. 14 .00 12 .00 13 . Best three owned by one exhibitor 20 .00 18 .00 16 00. 14 .00 12 .00 1st & 2nd place eligible for Grand Champion Grand Champions eligible for Best of Show

19 All ponies and horses that show in halter classes on Monday must be in the barn by 8:00 a .m . Saturday . Thursday night release times will be posted in the barns . Horses and ponies may be exercised before 9:00 a m. . or after 10:00 p .m . All horses and ponies must be in the barn by 11:30 p .m . Lights are to be out at 12:30 a .m . except the center light, which is to burn all night . All ponies and horses must be kept in their stalls at all times, except when showing . Feeding must be done and floors cleaned up before 9:30 a .m . Floors must be kept clean at all times . Thirty dollars ($30.00) each will be paid to the Draft Ponies that are stable in the barn, and show in at least one class . Fifty dollars ($50.00) each will be paid to Draft Horses that are stable in the barn, which will be picked by the Superintendent to fill stalls . Halter classes for these horses will be in the Coliseum Monday morning . Ribbons will be awarded for the first five places . All Draft Horses stabled in barn must show in halter classes on Monday . All manure must be put on the wagon outside of the barn not on the ground . Ground must be raked and kept clean at all times . All horses and ponies must be kept tied at all times except colts . All horses and ponies must have chains or ropes behind them at all times . Miniature horse exhibitors wanting gates will be expected to provide them at their own expense . If your horse or pony has a body score of less than 4, you will not be able to exhibit or show your animal at the Fair . Section No. 4 – DRAFT HORSE CLASSES To be shown in the Coliseum, Monday September 14th following the Registered Haflingers

BELGIAN PERCHERON (Clydesdale/Shire) 1 . Current Year Stallion Foal 1 . Current Year Stallion Foal 2 . Stallion or Gelding, 1 yr . old 2 . Stallion or Gelding, 1 yr . old 3 . Stallion or Gelding, 2 yrs . old 3 . Stallion or Gelding, 2 yrs . old 4 . Gelding, 3 yrs . and over 4 . Gelding, 3 yrs . and over 5. Grand Champion Stallion or Gelding & Reserve 5. Grand Champion Stallion or Gelding & Reserve 6 . Mare, 4 yrs . and over 6 . Mare, 4 yrs . and over 7 . Mare, 3 yrs . old 7 . Mare, 3 yrsCHANGE . old 8. Sr. Champion Mare 8. Sr. Champion Mare 9 . Mare, 2 yrs . old 9 . Mare, 2 yrs . old 10 . Mare, 1 yr . old 10 . Mare, 1 yr . old 11 . Current Year Filly Foal 11 . Current Year Filly Foal 12. Jr. Champion Mare 12. Jr. Champion Mare 13. Grand Champion Mare and Reserve TO13. Grand Champion Mare and Reserve 14. Supreme Champion Belgian and Reserve 14. Supreme Champion Percheron and Reserve 15. Best Draft Horse of Show 15. Best Draft Horse of Show 16 . Mare and her current year foal 16 . Mare and her current year foal 17 . Matched Pair 17 . Matched Pair 18 . Best three shown by one exhibitor 18 . Best three shown by one exhibitor 1st & 2nd place eligible for Grand Champion Grand Champions eligible for Supreme Champion Supreme Champions eligible for Best of Show TROPHIES DONATED BY:

In Memory of Doris Cavanna by Barry Cavanna Ken Miller Supply, Inc., Wooster Lincoln Way Vineyards, Wooster Laria Chevrolet-Buick, Rittman Smith Dairy Products Co., Orrville White’s Ford, Orrville In Memory of Norma Varns Judy Stine, Wooster Miller-View Belgians Troy Miller Agency, Shreve Rich Mairs, Wooster Jim Lytle Ken Renner Memorial

BEST DRAFT HORSE OF SHOW TROPHY DONATED BY: SUBJECTJim Lytle, Wooster SHOWMANSHIP Showmanship entries made to superintendents after the fair starts. Animals shown must be stabled in the open class barn. Showmanship contestants may not be entered in the Wayne County 4-H horse show. 17 . Draft Horse & Draft Pony Showmanship for youth 14-18 years of age In- Memory of Robert Holmes $17 .00 & Trophy $14 .00 $12 00. $11 .00 $10 .00 18 . Draft Horse & Draft Pony Showmanship for youth 8-13 years of age Bob- Winkler & Elaine Koch $17 .00 & Trophy $14 .00 $12 .00 $11 .00 $10 00.

20 Section No. 5 – HORSE PULLING CONTEST Saturday, September 12 – 10:00 a.m. at the Grandstand Tom Ferguson, 740-269-5543 The Buckeye Horse Pullers Association of Ohio Inc . rules and regulations will govern the contest . The Lightweight Ohio State Championship Pull and the Heavyweight Ohio State Championship Pull will take place this year . A copy of the rules may be obtained at the secretary’s office . Total purse for both pulls is $7,500 .00 . TROPHIES DONATED BY: Winner Heavyweight Division Trophy will be donated In Memory of Earl Sprang by the Harold D. Miller Family. Best Driver Trophy in the Heavyweight Division will be donated In Memory of Ward Schaaf by the Ward Schaaf Family. Winner Lightweight Division Trophy will be donated In Memory of Harold D. Miller by the Harold D. Miller Family. Best Driver Trophy in the Lightweight Division will be donated In Memory of Clarence Wolf by the Clarence Wolf Family. Section No. 6 – MINIATURE HORSE HITCH CLASS Sunday, September 13, 9:00 a.m. at Grandstand Entry Fee of $5.00 per class paid at time of entry. All entries will be taken starting at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday at announcer’s stand. Parking and staging for drive-in entries will be at the west end of track infield. Tack change length of time will be limited due to show schedule, per show steward's discretion. Premium checks will be mailed unless stabled on the grounds. Exhibitors under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult. A . Draft Hitch Imhoff– Family Miniatures CHANGE $25 .00 $20 00. $15 .00 $15 00. $15 .00 $10 .00 $10 00. $10 .00 $10 .00 $10 00. B . Fine Harness Cart – Brillhart's Westwind Acres $25 .00 $20 00. $15 .00 $15 00. $15 .00 $10 .00 $10 00. $10 .00 $10 .00 $10 00. C . Ladies Fine Harness – Tri-State Miniature Horse Club $25 .00 $20 00. $15 .00 $15 00. $15 .00 $10 .00 $10 00. $10 .00 $10 .00 $10 00. D . Gentleman's Fire Harness – Troutman Vineyards and Winery $25 .00 $20 00. $15 .00 $15 00. $15 .00 TO $10 .00 $10 00. $10 .00 $10 .00 $10 00. E . 4 Wheel Horse Drawn Vehicle – Johnston Supply $25 .00 $20 00. $15 .00 $15 00. $15 .00 $10 .00 $10 00. $10 .00 $10 .00 $10 00. Section No. 7 – DRAFT PONY AND DRAFT HORSE HITCH CLASS Sunday, September 13 – 9:30 a.m. or immediately following the Minature Horse Hitch Classes at Grandstand Entry Fee of $7.00 per class, must be paid at time of entry. All entries will be taken starting at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday at announcer’s stand. Premium checks will be mailed unless stabled on the grounds. Staging and parking for drive-in entries will be as directed in the track infield. Track change time will be limited per steward due to show schedule. Junior Exhibitors under age 18 who show in Youth Cart are not eligible for any other classes. Junior Drivers must be accompanied by an adult. Horses and Ponies may be used in only one Adult and Youth Cart Class. 1 . Registered Haflinger Ladies Cart $55 .00 and award $45 .00 $35 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 2 . Belgian Ladies Cart $65 .00 and award $55 .00 $40 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 3 . Grade Draft Pony Ladies Cart – 58” and under SUBJECT $55 .00 and award $45 .00 $35 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 4 . Percheron/Clydesdale/Shire Ladies Cart $65 .00 and award $55 .00 $40 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 5 . Registered Haflinger Men’s Cart $55 .00 and award $45 .00 $35 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 6 . Belgian Men’s Cart – CLAYTON HINES MEMORIAL – CLAYTON HINES FAMILY $65 .00 and award $55 .00 $40 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 7 . Grade Draft Pony Men’s Cart – 58” and under –HILTON BOWMAN MEMORIAL – HILTON BOWMAN FAMILY $55 .00 and award $45 .00 $35 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00

21 8 . Percheron/Clydesdale/Shire Men’s Cart $65 .00 and award $55 .00 $40 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 9 . Draft Pony Youth Cart $55 .00 and award $45 .00 $35 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 10 . Draft Horse Youth Cart $65 .00 and award $55 .00 $40 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 11 . Registered Haflinger Team –BEN WINKLER MEMORIAL – BEN WINKLER FAMILY Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon $65 .00 and award $55 .00 $40 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 12 . Belgian Team – A.C. CALAME MEMORIAL – JOE & DONNA MAIBACH Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon $75 .00 and award $65 .00 $50 .00 $45 00. $35 00. $30 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 13 . Grade Draft Pony Team – 58” and under – Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon TOM PEACOCK MEMORIAL – TOM PEACOCK FAMILY $65 .00 and award $55 .00 $40 .00 $30 00. $25 00. $25 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 14 . Percheron/Clydesdale/Shire Team – Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon $75 .00 and award $65 .00 $50 .00 $45 00. $35 00. $30 00. $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 15 . Registered Haflinger Pony Unicorn – Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon DEAN WOODWARD MEMORIAL - DEAN WOODWARD FAMILY $75 .00 and award $60 .00 $45 .00 $35 00. $30 00. $30 00. $20 .00 $20 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 16 . Belgian Unicorn – Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon $80 .00 and award $65 .00 $55 .00 $45 00. $40 00. $35 00. $20 .00 $20 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 17 . Grade Draft Pony Unicorn – Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon $75 .00 and award $60 .00 $45 .00 $35 00. $30 00. $30 00. $20 .00 $20 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 18 . Percheron/Clydesdale/Shire Unicorn – Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon $80 .00 and award $65 .00 $55 .00 $45 00. $40 00. $35 00. $20 .00 $20 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 19 . Registered Haflinger Four Hitch –JIM AND CAROLYN LEISER MEMORIAL – LEISER FAMILY Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon $80 .00 and award $65 .00 $55 .00 $45 00. $40 00. $35 00. $20 .00 $20 .00 $15 .00 $15 .00 20 . Belgian Four Hitch – JEFF BAKER MEMORIAL – JEFF BAKER FAMILY Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon CHANGE $90 .00 and award $75 .00 $65 .00 $55 00. $45 00. $35 00. $25 .00 $25 .00 $20 .00 $20 .00 21 . Grade Draft Pony Four Hitch – Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon THE GEORGE SCHWARZWALDER MEMORIAL - THE SCHWARZWALDER FAMILY $90 .00 and award $75 .00 $65 .00 $55 00. $45 00. $35 00. $25 .00 $25 .00 $20 .00 $20 .00 22 . Percheron/Clydesdale/Shire Four Hitch – Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon $90 .00 and award $75 .00 $65 .00 $55 00. $45 00. $35 00. $25 .00 $25 .00 $20 .00 $20 .00 23 . Draft Pony Six Hitch – Draft Harness and FourTO Wheel Show Wagon $90 .00 and award $75 .00 $65 .00 $55 00. $45 00. $40 00. $35 .00 $35 .00 $30 .00 $30 .00 24 . Draft Horse Six Hitch – Draft Harness and Four Wheel Show Wagon $100 .00 and award $85 .00 $75 .00 $65 00. $55 00. $45 00. $40 .00 $40 .00 $35 .00 $35 .00 HITCH AWARDS DONATED BY: Smith Dairy Products Co., Orrville Beaver Wholesale Meats, Smithville Kidron Auction, Kidron Hines Belgians, Wooster William & Carol Gerber White's Ford, Orrville Gant Realty & Dave Acker, Auctioneer, Wooster Jim Lytle Joe Maibach Family Steve Andrews, Auctioneer Troy Miller Agency, Shreve Millers Builders Miller-View Belgians MNM Farms

Wayne County Saddle Club Open to the World Show Saturday, September 12 – 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. at 4-H Horse Arena SUBJECT$5 .00 per class and $4 00. payout . 30%, 25%, 20%, 15%, 10% 6th Thru 10th Ribbons Entries open at 7:30 a .m . Stakes, Barrels, Poles Ball Race & Flag Race if time permits . For more information www .waynecountysaddleclub .com or call Rich Gortner 330-466-1171

22 SECOND DEPARTMENT PUREBRED CATTLE – DAIRY BREEDS Tanya Marty, Superintendent; Nancy Wise & Ed Gill, Committee Entries open July 27, 2020 and close August 15, 2020. Entry fees must accompany entries. Northeast Ohio District Ayrshires and District 7 Jerseys will be shown Saturday, September 12, at 7:00 p.m. Guernseys and Brown Swiss will be shown Monday, September 14, at 7:30 p.m. Holsteins will show Wednesday, September 16, at 7:00 p.m. Exhibitors are responsible for all bedding. All animals must be in place by 10:00 p.m. Friday, September 11. ALL GATES WILL BE LOCKED FROM 1 A.M. TO 5 A.M., EXCEPT THE VANOVER STREET GATE. All animals must be recorded and entered exactly as ownership appears on the records of the respective Associations, and REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES MUST BE AVAILABLE AT ANY TIME. All registration papers will be checked. An exhibitor may not show more than two entries per class. ______EXHIBITORS WILL ONLY RECEIVE ONE STALL FOR EVERY ANIMAL DELIVERED TO THE WAYNE COUNTY FAIR, REGARDLESS OF THE NUMBER OF ENTRIES MADE FOR THE SHOW. ______Cows over 3 years old must have dropped a calf within a year or be with calf at time of exhibiting. ______NOTICE: To all sawdust users in Dairy Department: Quantity of sawdust used at the Wayne County Fair MUST be drastically reduced (6", no more). Let’s all cooperate, and the fair will be aCHANGE success. 21st ANNUAL HAROLD BOWMAN MEMORIAL MINI SHOWMANSHIP Classes A, B, C & D divided by age into four classes after registration. Mini Showmanship Contest: Monday, September 14, 2020 – 6:00 p.m. Registration: 5:15-5:45 p.m. in the Coliseum. Tanya Marty, Lisa Gress, Ed Gill, NancyTO Wise, Ted Hershey, Committee members Sponsored by Tri-County Vet Clinic AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN AS FOLLOWS: Stair-step trophies for the first three places Mini trophies for each of the remaining participants The Harold Bowman Memorial, the Kurtis Krebs Memorial, the Mini Showmanship and the Billman Sprang Memorial rotating trophies will be awarded to the first-place winners in each division. RULES 1 . Contest open to any Wayne County resident and Cloverbuds age 5-9 as of show date and not a 4-H member . Also out of county Cloverbuds that are registered in a Wayne County 4-H club . 2 . The participant must show a Junior, Intermediate or Senior Calf . 3 . The participant must use calves already entered for other exhibition . No calves are to be brought in for the contest . You may borrow a calf to show . 4 . Participants must wear a plain white shirt or T-shirt, or one that is provided . 5 . Any unruly animal or animals in heat will not be allowed in the ring . SUBJECT 6 . Ringmen will be available to assist . Parents are asked not to be in the ring . Section No. 9 – HOLSTEINS Section No. 10 – JERSEYS All dairy entry fees will be $2.00 per head. No charge for group classes. 1 . Junior Heifer Calf, born after March 1, 2020, must be over 4 months $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 $12 $11 $10 $9 $9 $9 $8 $8 $8 2 . Intermediate Calf, born between December 1, 2019 and February 29, 2020 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 $12 $11 $10 $9 $9 $9 $8 $8 $8 3 . Senior Heifer Calf, born between September 1, 2019 and November 30, 2019 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 $12 $11 $10 $9 $9 $9 $8 $8 $8 23

4 . Summer Yearling, born between June 1, 2019 and August 31, 2019 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 $12 $11 $10 $9 $9 $9 $8 $8 $8 5 . Junior Yearling, born between March 1, 2019 and May 31, 2019 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 $12 $11 $10 $9 $9 $9 $8 $8 $8 6 . Winter Yearling, born between December 1, 2018 and February 28, 2019 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 $12 $11 $10 $9 $9 $9 $8 $8 $8 7 . Senior Yearling, born between September 1, 2018 and November 30, 2018 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 $12 $11 $10 $9 $9 $9 $8 $8 $8 Junior Champion Female Jersey exhibitor has the option to also enter Senior Yearling in Reserve Junior Champion Female Milking Class in case she freshens prior to show 8 . Junior Best Three Females – 3 females under 2 years bred and owned by exhibitor, nonfreshened . $40 $30 $20 $15 $10 9 . Jersey Only – Senior Yearling in Milk, born between September 1, 2018 and November 30, 2018 $75 $50 $45 $40 10 . Junior Two Year Old, born between March 1, 2018 and August 31, 2018 $75 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 11 . Senior Two Year Old, born between September 1, 2017 and February 28, 2018 $75 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 12 . Junior Three Year Old, born between March 1, 2017 and August 31, 2017 $75 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 13 . Senior Three Year Old Cow, born between September 1, 2016 and February 28, 2017 $75 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 14 . Four Year Old Cow, born between September 1, 2015 and August 31, 2016 $75 $50 $45 $40 15 . Five Year Old Cow, born between September 1, 2014 and August 31, 2015 $75 $50 $45 $40 Exhibitor has the option to also 16 . Aged Cow, born before September 1, 2014 enter dry cows in milking classes $75 $50 $45 $40 CHANGEin case she freshens prior to show 17 . Dry Cow Class – 3 Years and over $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 Senior Champion Female Reserve Senior Champion Female Grand Champion Female Reserve Grand Champion Female TO Challenge Award 19 . Dam – Daughter $30 $25 $20 $15 20 . Produce of Dam $30 $25 $20 $15 21 . Senior Best Three Females – 3 females over 2 years bred & owned by exhibitor and fresh at least once . $30 $25 $20 $15 22 . Exhibitor Herd – two Junior animals, two milking animals and one of owner’s choice, all owned by exhibitor . $35 $30 $25 $20 Best Udder chosen in Cow Classes with Rosette Ribbon. Section No. 11 – GUERNSEYS Section No. 12 – BROWN SWISS Section No. 13 – AYRSHIRE All dairy entry fees will be $2.00 per head. No charge for group classes. SUBJECT1 . Junior Heifer Calf, born after March 1, 2020, must be over 4 months $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 2 . Intermediate Calf, born between December 1, 2019 and February 29, 2020 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 3 . Senior Heifer Calf, born between September 1, 2019 and November 30, 2019 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 4 . Summer Yearling, born between June 1, 2019 and August 31, 2019 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 5 . Junior Yearling, born between March 1, 2019 and May 31, 2019 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14

24 6 . Winter Yearling, born between December 1, 2018 and February 28, 2019 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 7 . Senior Yearling, born between September 1, 2018 and November 30, 2018 $30 $25 $22 $19 $16 $14 Junior Champion Female Reserve Junior Champion Female 8 . Junior Best Three Females – 3 females under 2 years bred and owned by exhibitor $40 $30 $20 $10 9 . Junior Two Year Old, born between March1, 2018 and August 31,2018 – Brown Swiss & Ayrshire Only $75 $50 $45 $40 10 . Senior Two Year Old, born between September 1, 2017 and February 28, 2018 – Brown Swiss & Ayrshire Only $75 $50 $45 $40 11 . Two Year Old Cow, born between September 1, 2017 and August 31, 2018 – Guernsey Only $75 $50 $45 $40 12 . Three Year Old Cow, born between September 1, 2016 and August 31, 2017 $75 $50 $45 $40 13 . Four Year Old and over, born before September 1, 2016 – Guernsey Only $75 $50 $45 $40 14 . Four Year Old Cow, born between September 1, 2015 and August 31, 2016 – Brown Swiss & Ayrshire Only $75 $50 $45 $40 15 . Five Year Old and over, born before September 1, 2015 – Brown Swiss & Ayrshire Only $75 $50 $45 $40 16 . Dry Cow Class – 3 years and over $35 $25 $20 $15 Senior Champion Female Reserve Senior Champion Female Grand Champion Female Exhibitor has the option to also Reserve Grand Champion Female enter dry cows in milking classes 17 . Dam – Daughter in case she freshens prior to show $30 $25 $20 $15 18 . Produce of Dam CHANGE $30 $25 $20 $15 19 . Senior Best Three Females – 3 females over 2 years bred and owned by exhibitor $30 $25 $20 $15 20 . Exhibitor Herd – two Junior animals, two milking animals and one of owner’s choice, all owned by exhibitor . $35 $30 $25 TO Best Udder chosen in Cow Classes with Rosette Ribbon.

NOTE: Superintendent will dismiss at 10:00 p .m . NOTE: Thursday night, September 17, 2020, ALL EMPTY TRUCKS AND TRAILERS MUST ENTER WEST GATE AND EXIT BY NORTH GATE.

TO ALL DAIRY EXHIBITORS: All exhibitors must wear correct show numbers in show ring . SAWDUST WILL BE RESTRICTED TO NO MORE THAN 6". PLEASE SEE PREMIUM BOOK FOR RULING. SUBJECT

25 MILKING PARLOR The Wayne County Dairy Service Unit, with cooperation from Bechtel Service, Inc . is making every effort to provide exhibitors with satisfactory facilities for milking and the handling of milk at the fair . The milking parlor is an exhibit, which draws a lot of spectators and is a great public relations tool for the dairy industry . Your cooperation in helping to keep the parlor and cattle clean is important . Rinse/wipe cows off before coming to the parlor in the morning . PLEASE DO NOT BRING DIRTY, MANURE-COVERED COWS INTO THE PARLOR. We are fortunate that milk sold from the fair meets Grade A standards; therefore, we cannot accept milk from the barns . All milk is tested for antibiotics before it is shipped . Individual producers’ samples may be checked randomly for the presence of antibiotics . Any exhibitor supplying milk in which antibiotics are found will be barred from selling milk at the fair and will be held financially responsible for any milk that would have to be dumped . The milking parlor will be under the direction of a supervisor in charge . The milking parlor will be open Friday, September 11, for 1 hour, 5:30 p .m . to 6:30 p .m . The milking parlor will be available on non-show days from 5:30 a .m . to 7:00 a .m . and 4:30 p m. . to 6:00 p .m . unless some special arrangements have been made with the parlor supervisor . On show days the parlor will provide a flexible schedule to accommodate exhibitors . To minimize the time that cows would need to stand in line waiting to be milked we are asking that exhibitors try to milk at the same time each day . We understand that variances in milking time are needed to properly fill udders prior to showing . The proceeds from the sale of milk during the fair is a source of income for the Dairy Service Unit . A portion of proceeds will be given to the exhibitor. The board will determine the cost of operating the parlor and its basic budget needs. DSU provides much support with scholarships, education, promotion, and sponsorship of 4-H and FFA programs . These would not be possible without the income from the milk sold at the Fair . We look forward to servicing you at the fair and wish you success . Have an enjoyable fair, and let’s make a good impression — it sells more milk and dairyCHANGE products . TO

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26 FOURTH DEPARTMENT PUREBRED SHEEP Don Reichert, Superintendent Ron Borton, Randy Berry, Scott Imhoff, Tyler Stahl and Erica Stahl, Assistants Entries open July 27, 2020 and close August 15, 2020. Judge: Tim Gadsby No syringes or muzzles. • Water must be available to sheep at all times. All trimming to be done in designated area. No trimming inside the barn after 8:00a.m. September 7th. All sheep shown in open class will have scrapie permanent ID ear tags. All scrapies ID numbers must be recorded by giving description of animal (ram, ram lamb, ewe, ewe lamb, etc .), breed and any other identification number . Give completed information to one of the superintendents prior to 11:00 a .m . show day . You will not be permitted to show unless scrapies numbers are turned in . These numbers must be kept for 5 years . This is a U .S . Dept . of Agriculture requirement . To be shown Sunday, September 13 – 10:30 a.m. in the Show Arena 1 . A limit of two (2) entries in single breeding classes and one (1) in group breeding class for any firm, farm, ranch, partnership or family living in one house . Breeding classes are limited to three breeds per address . 2 . Entry fees are $1.50 per class. No entry fees needed for Champion Ram, Champion Ewe or Wool Show . 3 . Open class entries will be penned in a designated space assigned to that exhibitor by the Superintendent . 4 . Animals must be in their pens before 10:00 p m. . on Friday night before the opening day of the fair on Saturday and must remain there until 10:00 p .m . Thursday . No feed or tack in cross aisle . 5 . All exhibitors must use approved parking area . 6 . The Wayne County Fair Board reserves the right to limit the number of exhibits per exhibitor . The Wayne County Fair Board reserves the right to limit the number of exhibitors . 7 . All pens and aisles must be cleaned before 10:00 a .m . daily . 8 . All rams and ewes must be penned separately . 9 . Breeds failing to show at least 12 head will be placed on probation for the following year . See page 17 for Health RequirementsCHANGE The judge will disqualify any lamb with evidence of permanent incisor teeth . Show order Section #14-#26 Section No. 14 – MARKET LAMBS Competition confined to Wayne County Residents Limited to one entry per address. Lambs must be owned by entrant. Will be shown on Sunday, September 13 - 10:30 a.m. in the Show Arena 1 . Market Lambs – Pair $15 00. $12TO 00. $10 00. $9 .00 $8 .00 $7 .00 $6 .00 $5 .00 Lambs must be sired by a purebred ram and the Judge will be instructed to disqualify any pens containing ram lambs or long-tailed lambs . All sheep must be recorded to registry. Registration papers must be available.

Section No. 15 – TUNIS Section No. 21 – SUFFOLK *Section No. 16 – SOUTHDOWN Section No. 22 – OXFORDS *Section No. 17 – SHROPSHIRE Section No. 23 – NATURAL COLORED Section No. 18 – BORDER LEICESTER Section No. 24 – ANY OTHER MEAT BREED Section No. 19 – CORRIEDALE Section No. 25 – ANY OTHER WOOL BREED Section No. 20 – HAMPSHIRES 1 . Ram, 1 year and under 2 years $15 00. $12 00. $10 00. $9 .00 $8 .00 $7 .00 $6 .00 $5 .00 (2 entries) 2 . Ram Lamb (2 entries) $15 00. $12 00. $10 00. $9 .00 $8 .00 $7 .00 $6 .00 $5 .00 3 . Pair of Ram Lambs (1 entry) $15 00. $12 00. $10 00. $8 .00 Champion Ram $12.00 and Ribbon 4 . Ewe, 1 year and under 2 years $15 00. $12 00. $10 00. $9 .00 $8 .00 $7 .00 $6 .00 $5 .00 (2 entries) SUBJECT5 . Pair of Yearling Ewes (1 entry) $15 00. $12 00. $10 00. $8 .00 6 . Ewe Lamb (2 entries) $15 00. $12 00. $10 00. $9 .00 $8 .00 $7 .00 $6 .00 $5 .00 7 . Pair of Ewe Lambs (1 entry) $15 00. $12 00. $10 00. $8 .00 Champion Ewe $12.00 and Ribbon 8 . Pen of Lambs (1 entry) $15 00. $12 00. $10 00. $8 .00 Pen of Lambs: 2 Ram Lambs & 2 Ewe Lambs 9 . Breeders Young Flock (1 entry) $15 00. $12 00. $10 00. $8 .00 Breeders Young Flock: Ram under 2; 2 Yearling Ewes and 2 Ewe Lambs Best Decorated and Maintained Exhibit $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 $5.00 and Rosette * Southdown and Shropshire will follow the national rules – to be shown slick shorn.

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Section No. 27 – WOOL SHOW Wool must have been shorn in 2020. Will be judged on Sunday, September 13, 2020 - 9:00 am in the Show Arena Two (2) entries allowed in each category per entrant.

1 . Fine Wool $9 00. $8 00. $7 00. $6 .00 2 . One-Half blood fleece $9 00. $8 00. $7 00. $6 .00 3 . Three-Eights blood fleece $9 00. $8 00. $7 00. $6 .00 4 . One-quarter blood fleece $9 00. $8 00. $7 00. $6 .00 5 . Low Quarter / Braid $9 00. $8 00. $7 00. $6 .00 6 . Natural colored $9 00. $8 00. $7 00. $6 .00 Champion Fleece $12.00 and Ribbon SHEPHERDS LEAD CLASS Entries close August 15, 2020 Judging Sunday, September 13, 2020 - 5:00 p.m. in the show Show Arena 1 . The purpose of this competition is to present sheep in an attractive manner and to promote the wearing of wool . The contestant will halter lead a market lamb, ewe lamb, or yearling ewe . The contestant may show his or her own sheep or borrow one . The animal must already be on the fairgrounds . 2 . The contestant will be judged on his or her outfit and appearance, which must be appropriate, attractive and lend distinction to the class . 3 . Outfit must be over 50% wool . The garments may be either handmade or purchased . 4 . Decoration of the animal (or lack of it) has no affect on the points awarded . The overall presentation and appearance of the animal is what matters . There is no entry fee . Class is open to all . Decision of the judges is final . 5 . Submit your entry to Don Reichert, 2474 N . Firestone Road, Wooster, OH 44691 by August 15 . Include your name, address, telephone number and birth date for those in ClassesCHANGE 1-4, and class entering . For more information, call 330-264-9665 . Classes – Age as of Show Day 1 . Pee Wee (4-8 years old) 2 . Junior (9-12 years old) 3 . Intermediate (13-17 years old) 4 . Seniors (18-21 years old) 5 . Adult LadiesTO (22 years old and older) . 6 . Adult Men (22 years old and older) . Premiums 1st Place ...... $15 00. and Plaque 2nd Place . . . . . $12 00. 3rd Place . . . . . $10 00. 4th Place . . . . . $ 8 00. 5th Place . . . . . $ 5 00.

Commentary due on or before August 24, 2020. 1 . It should be typed double-spaced, not to exceed 200 words . Use the outline described below . This is your commentary, so please write it as you want it to be read during the show . Write the commentary as if it were being told about you . Use name, he or she in your commentary . Do not use the words “I” or “me ”.

Commentary outline: Write in four parts 1 . INTRODUCTION: Include name and hometown . 2 . SHEEP EXPERIENCE: Describe your experience with sheep, 4-H, FFA, lead contests, etc . 3 . DESCRIPTION OF OUTFIT: Describe the outfit you are wearing and be sure to include your SUBJECT accessories . 4 . TELL ABOUT THE SHEEP YOU ARE LEADING

NO DOGS ARE PERMITTED IN THE FAIR AREA!

28 SIXTH DEPARTMENT POULTRY Lee Reed, Superintendent, 330-421-4433 • Jamie Martin, 330-704-1705, and Kim Reed Assistants Entries open July 27 - Entries close August 15, 2020. Judging will be Saturday, September 12 – 12:00 p.m. in the event center Judge: Jamie Beneke All birds will be judged according to the latest edition of the American Standard of Perfection, except non- Standard varieties, which will be judged according to their Club Standards . Where no Club Standard exists, the best-recognized authority in the opinion of the Judge shall be the guide . This will be a classified show . All judging will be done in cages assigned by the Superintendent. Poultry in poor health will not be permitted to stay and/or show . No refunds if excused by Superintendent or Assistant .

Limit to 25 birds per exhibitor . 4-H birds showing in both shows will be placed with their 4-H group .

Only the varieties listed in this premium list will receive premiums . This rule will be strictly enforced . In “any other variety” classes, all varieties entered in each class compete against each other . COCK – a male bird hatched prior to 2020 HEN – female bird hatched prior to 2020 COCKEREL – a male bird hatched during 2020 PULLET – a female bird hatched during 2020 Coops and drinking cups are furnished by the Society . Exhibitors must furnish feed . Birds must be in coop by 10:00 p .m ., Friday, September 11 . Every bird on exhibition must be left in Show until 10:00 p .m . last day of Fair, unless released by Superintendent for cause . See page 16 for Health RequirementsCHANGE 1st Place 2nd Place Premium Premium Entry Fee Large Birds – Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet...... $3 .00 $2 .50 $1 00. Bantams – Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet ...... $3 .00 $2 .50 $1 00. Waterfowl – Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet...... $3 .00 $2 .50 $1 00. Champion – Large Male...... TO .$5 .00 and Ribbon Champion – Large Female ...... $5 .00 and Ribbon Champion – Bantam Male...... $5 .00 and Ribbon Champion – Bantam Female ...... $5 .00 and Ribbon Champion – Waterfowl...... $5 .00 and Ribbon Trophy for Best of Show donated by Dennis Myers Section No. 30 – LARGE BIRDS 1 . Barred Plymouth Rock 16 . White Leghorn 2 . White Plymouth Rock 17 . Any other variety Leghorn 3 . Buff Plymouth Rock 18 . Any variety Minorca 4 . Any other variety Plymouth Rock 19 . Any other variety Mediterranean 5 . White Wyandotte 20 . Any variety Orpington 6 . Silver Laced Wyandotte 21 . Any variety Cornish 7 . Any other variety Wyandotte 22 . Speckled Sussex 8 . S .C . Rhode Island Red 23 . Any other variety English 9 . R .C . Rhode Island Red 24 . W C. . Black Polish 10 . New Hampshire 25 . Any other variety Polish SUBJECT11 . Jersey Giants 26 . Any variety Hamburg 12 . Any other variety American 27 . Black Sumatra 13 . Light Brahma 28 . Americana 14 . Any variety Cochin 29 . Any other variety not covered 15 . Any other variety Asiatic

29 Section No. 31 – BANTAMS 1 . Any variety Modern Game 18 . Black Rose Comb 2 . Birchen Modern Game 19 . White Wyandotte 3 . B .B . Old English 20 . Black Wyandotte 4 . Black Old English 21 . Partridge Wyandotte 5 . Any other variety Old English 22 . Any other variety Wyandotte 6 . Any variety Frizzles 23 . Any other Rose Comb Clean Legged 7 . Any variety Japanese 24 . Dark Cornish 8 . Any variety Leghorn 25 . Any variety Polish 9 . New Hampshire 26 . Any other combs Clean Legged 10 . White Plymouth Rock 27 . Any variety Ameraucanas 11 . Barred Plymouth Rock 28 . Any variety Brahma 12 . Any other variety Plymouth Rock 29 . Black Cochin 13 . Rhode Island Red 30 . White Cochin 14 . Any other single comb Clean Legged 31 . Any other variety Cochin other than game 32 . White Silkies 15 . Any variety Antwerp Belgians 33 . Any other variety Silkie 16 . Any variety Hamburg 34 . Any other Feather Legged 17 . Any variety Sebright 35 . Any variety not covered above

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30 SEVENTH DEPARTMENT GRANGE DISPLAYS William "Bill" Arnold, Deputy Master and Superintendent

Section No. 35 – GENERAL AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY Competition confined to Wayne County Fair Entries: July 27 - August 15, 2020

This class is open to any Grange in Wayne County . Exhibits must consist of a complete and attractively arranged display of all products named in scale of points . All exhibits must be correctly named and labeled . All specimens exhibited must have been grown or manufactured in Wayne County .

1 . All exhibits must be in place by 12 midnight Friday, September 11 2 . Rafters are not to be decorated over two feet . 3 . Nothing is to be placed on the ground floor . 4 . Exhibits will be judged according to the following points:

SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITS AND POINTS Points Presentation of State Grange Theme...... 100 Presentation of Grange Goals and Principles...... 50 Contest Items (State and National from Previous Year)...... 50 Grange Department Activities...... 100 (i .e . Deaf Activities, Family Activities, Youth/Young Married/YoungCHANGE Adults, Lecturer’s, Legislative) Community Service...... 75 Farm Products ...... 100 Canned items (i .e . fruits, vegetables, preserves, jellies, etc )...... 100 Garden Produce...... TO ...... 100 Flowers ...... 100 Labeling – naming exhibits correctly ...... 50 General attractiveness and arrangement...... 175 Total 1,000 Premiums: 1st Place $250 .00 2nd Place $240 .00 3rd Place $230 .00 All Others $220 .00

EXHIBIT RULES

1 . Bible is to be displayed closed . 2 . The Flag is to be displayed . 3 . Farm and Garden products are to be judged on quality . SUBJECT

31 JUNIOR GRANGE

Joanne Baker, Junior Matron and Advisor

Section No. 36 – JUNIOR AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY

1 . Junior Granges of Wayne County may exhibit in the 2020 Fair . All exhibits in this display shall meet the approval of the Board members and advisors in charge . 2 . Exhibits should consist of work of the Junior Grange, either as a Grange or as individuals . They may include outlines of Junior Grange programs, community service, or other activities of the Junior Grange displayed in such a way as to be of interest to the Fair visitor . Products from Junior gardens, forestry displays, collections, such as insect pests, weed seeds labeled, or any display of hobbies in which juvenile members are interested . 3 . Exhibits must be made, produced or grown by members of the Junior Grange making the exhibit . 4 . Exhibits may be placed with the assistance of the matrons, patrons or subordinate members . 5 . The following score card for the booths will be used in judging: Points 1 . General Appearance...... 35 Neatness ...... 15 Originality...... 10 Artistic Presentation of the NAME of the JUNIOR GRANGE...... 10 2 . Variety and Quality of Exhibit...... 40 (Presenting program of work of the JuniorCHANGE Grange) Products (variety and kind...... 10 Hobbies and study objects ...... 10 Handcraft ...... 10 National & State Projects ...... 10 3 . Effectiveness in portraying Junior Grange Ideas andTO Teachings...... 25 Bible is to be displayed closed . Premiums will be given as follows: 1st Place $80 00. 2nd Place $75 .00 3rd Place $70 .00 All Others $65 .00

All products must be grown during 2019 except as noted

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32 EIGHTH DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS Tracy Hamilton, Superintendent • Carl M . Schmid, Jr ., Assistant Superintendent Steve Martin, Terry Ewing, Rosie Troutman, Mel Rehm Assistants Tyler Hamilton, Jr. Assistant Competition open to Wayne County and Adjoining Counties (Ashland, Holmes, Medina, Stark and Summit) All Products must be grown during 2020 except as noted. All exhibits in this department must be grown by exhibitor, or entry will be disqualified. NO DOUBLE ENTRIES PERMITTED, PER EACH CLASS! ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF THE SUPERINTENDENT BY 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 The Ag-Hort Building will be open for the delivery of entries at 8:00 a.m. on Friday, September 11 All exhibits must remain in place until Friday morning following the fair. The Ag-Hort Building will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon on Friday, September 18 for the pickup of exhibits and premium checks. Exhibitors must write name of variety or kind on each entry tag so the public can identify exhibit,or premiums will be withheld. Entries open July 27 - Entries close August 15, 2020 Premiums: $4.00, $3.00, $2.00, except where otherwise noted. Section No. 40 – GRAINCHANGE All small grain and seeds, ie. wheat, barley, clover seeds, etc., must be in glass gallon jars with screw top, 3/4 full. WHEAT: 1 . Ohio Certified Seed 5 . Croplan 2 . Pioneer TO 6 . Becks 3 . Rupp 7 . Any other named variety 4 . Seed Consultants OATS: 8 . Saber 12 . Burton 9 . Ogle 13 . Armor 10 . Porter 14 . Any other named variety 11 . Noble BARLEY: 15 . Bowers 17 . Thoroughbred 16 . Pennrad 18 . Any other named variety RYE: 19 . Any named variety SPELT: (Speltz) 20 . Buckwheat 21 . Any named variety SUBJECTHYBRID CORN Any corn showing damage of any kind will be disqualified . All corn must have variety on entry tag to qualify for Premium . • Entries consist of 6 ears . Section No. 41 –2019 CORN 1 . Pioneer 7 . Croplan 2 . DeKalb 8 . Garst 3 . Seed Consultants 9 . Agri Gold/LG 4 . Syngenta/NK 10 . Ruffs 5 . Mycogen 11 . Any other named variety 6 . Golden Harvest GRAND CHAMPION CORN – Only first premiums eligible – $4 .00 and Ribbon 33 12 . Shelled Field Corn – Quart Jar 3/4 Full 13 . White Popcorn – 6 ears 14 . Yellow Popcorn – 6 ears 15 . Strawberry Popcorn - 6 ears 16 . Shelled White Popcorn– Quart Jar 3/4 Full 17 . Shelled Yellow Popcorn – Quart Jar 3/4 Full 18 . Ornamental Corn - 6 ears 9 1 . Largest Ear of fieldcorn grown in 2019 (Total Kernals) 20 . 2020 Corn Commercial Growers Display-Each exhibit shall consist of not less than five (5) varieties but not more than ten (10) varieties . Each variety shall have 6 ears, each variety clearly labeled . New corn only . Section No. 42 – 2020 CORN 1 . Pioneer 7 . Croplan 2 . DeKalb 8 . Garst 3 . Seed Consultants 9 . Agri Gold/LG 4 . Syngenta/NK 10 . Ruffs 5 . Mycogen 11 . Any other named variety 6 . Golden Harvest

GRAND CHAMPION CORN – Only first premiums eligible – $4 .00 and Ribbon 12 . Shelled Field Corn – Quart Jar 3/4 Full with holes in lid 13 . White Popcorn – 6 ears 14 . Yellow Popcorn – 6 ears 15 . Strawberry popcorn - 6 ears 16 . Shelled White Popcorn - Quart Jar 3/4 Full 17 . Shelled Yellow Popcorn - Quart Jar 3/4 Full 18 . Tallest stalk of corn (from ground level) 19 . Ornamental Corn - 6 ears CHANGE Premiums: $4.00, $3.00, $2.00 Section No. 43 – 2019 & 2020 SEEDS All small grain and seeds, ie. wheat, barley, clover seeds, etc. must be in glass quart or larger jar with screw top, 3/4 full. Variety must be written on entry tag. 1 . Timothy TO 8 . Agra-Tech Soybeans 2 . Clover 9 . Asgrow Soybeans 3 . Alfalfa 10 . Syngenta/NK 4 . Croplan 11 . Resquence 5 . Stine 12 . Stalk of Soybeans with most pods 6 . Dina Grow (pods to be pulled off as counted) 7 . Pioneer Soybeans Section No. 44 – BALED HAY Exhibit to consist of two baled (2) slices (tied). ALFALFA: 1 . 90% or more 2 . 75% or more CLOVER: 3 . 75% or more MIXED: 4 . Heavy mixed (75% or more legumes) 5 . 90% or more grass SUBJECT 6 . Light mixed (less than 75% legumes) GRAND CHAMPION HAY – Only first premiums eligible – $4 00. and Ribbon

34 VEGETABLES Premiums: $4.00, $3.00, $2.00 except where otherwise noted. Variety must be written on entry tag. All entries must be grown by exhibitor. Section No. 45 – POTATOES – 1/2-peck Basket or 5 pound equivalent basket 1 . Irish Cobbler 7 . Kennebec 2 . Russet 8 . Yukon Gold 3 . Katahdin 9 . Sweet Potatoes 4 . Norland 10 . Any other named variety 5 . Red Pontiac 11 . Largest Potato by weight 6 . La-Sota 12 . Sweet Potato by weight GRAND CHAMPION POTATO – Only first premiums eligible, excluding entry Nos . 11 & 12 – $4 00. and Ribbon Section No. 46 – OTHER VEGETABLES Vegetables to be topped and variety written on entry tag. All entries must be grown by exhibitor. 1 . Yellow Sweet Corn, 6 ears 36 . Hot Banana Peppers 2 . White Sweet Corn, 6 ears (plate of 5) 3 . Bicolor Sweet Corn, 6 ears 37 . Jalapeño Peppers (plate of 5) 4 . Round Cabbage, 1 head 38 . Bell Peppers - large sweet (plate of 5) 5 . Flat Cabbage, 1 head 39 . Cherry Peppers (plate of 5) 6 . Red Cabbage, 1 head 40 . Habanero Peppers (plate of 5) 7 . Table Beets (plate of 5 with 1" stem) 41 . Peppers - large, 5 different colors, same variety 8 . Bermuda Onions, topped (plate of 5) 42 . Peppers - any other named variety, large or small 9 . Bottle Onions, topped (plate of 5) (plate of 5)CHANGE 10 . White Onions, topped (plate of 5) 43 . Table Carrots (plate of 5) 11 . Yellow Onions, topped (plate of 5) 44 . Navy Beans - shelled (1 pint) 12 . Red Onions, topped (plate of 5) 45 . Pinto Beans - shelled (1 pint) 13 . Beefsteak Tomatoes (plate of 5) 46 . Kidney Beans - shelled (1 pint) 14 . Big Boy Tomatoes (plate of 5) 47 . Lima Beans - pods (1 quart) 15 . Roma Tomatoes (plate of 5) 48 . Baby Limas - pods (1 quart) 16 . Red Tomatoes, any other named variety TO49 . Green Beans (1 quart) (plate of 5) 50 . Any other named variety beans - pods (1 quart) 17 . Yellow Tomatoes (plate of 5) 51 . Canning Pickles - under 4" (plate of 5) 18 . Red Cherry/Pear/Grape Tomatoes (1 qt ). 52 . Cucumbers (plate of 3) 19 . Yellow Cherry/Pear/Grape Tomatoes (1 qt .) 53 . Eggplant, 1 20 . Largest tomato by weight 54 . Okra Pods (plate of 5) 21 . Acorn Squash, 3 - Green 55 . Largest Sunflower Head 22 . Acorn Squash - Carnival - Festival 56 . Rhubarb (plate of 5 stalks) 23 . Butternut Squash, 3 57 . Freaks of Nature - Garden or Other Crops 24 . Largest Blue Hubbard Squash Must Name Variety 25 . Squash, 3 (3 varieties) (3 entries allowed for this class) 26 . Zucchini, Green, 3 58 . Any other named variety of vegetable . 27 . Zucchini, Yellow, 3 Any vegetable that is listed in the premium book 28 . Yellow Summer Squash, 3 cannot be entered into this class . (No pepper- 29 . Jack Bell-miniature pumpkins (plate of 5) tomatoes) (3 entries allowed for this class) 0 3 . Pie Pumpkin, 3 59. Decorated Bushel Basket containing 6-10 different 31 . Pumpkin,any other variety, 3 fruits & vegetables SUBJECT (each pumpkin 20lbs . or less) 60 . Gourds Best Bird House(1) 32 . Largest Zucchini by measurement (nondecorated, fresh or dried) 33. Largest Squash by measurement-soft stem 61. Gourds: Best Decorated (1) No previous years entries 34 . Largest Pumpkin by measurement-hard stem 62 . Any variety Gourd (2) small same variety 35 . Largest Pumpkin by measurement – soft stem 63 . Any variety Gourd (2) large same variety Must be unloaded Thursday Sept .5,at 6pm 64 . Tallest sunflower (no head, leaves or dirt balls) Must pick up Friday,Sept . 13, at 1p .m . 65 . Most original scarecrow And be on a standard four way pallet . 66 . Garlic : Any variety (plate of 3)

35 FRUITS & EGGS Premiums: $4.00, $3.00, $2.00 Variety must be written on entry tag. All entries must be grown by exhibitor. No double entries permitted, per each class. One wormy fruit in a plate disqualifies the entry.

FRUITS Section No. 47 – APPLES Plate of five (5) apples including stems 1 . Red Delicious 8 . Rome 2 . Yellow Delicious 9 . Crab 3 . Gala 10 . Summer Rambo 4 . Cortland 11 . McIntosh 5 . Jonathan 12 . Mutsu 6 . Honey Crisp 13 . Any other named variety 7 . Melrose GRAND CHAMPION APPLE – Only first premiums eligible – $4 00. and Ribbon Section No. 48 – GRAPES One bunch per plate. 1 . Alden 6 . Delaware 2 . Concord 7 . Seyve Villard 5276 3 . Golden Muscat 8 . Venus 4 . Steuben 9 . Any other named variety - Two entries allowed 5 . Canadice for this classCHANGE (must be different varieties) Section No. 49 – OTHER FRUIT Variety must be written on entry tag. 1 . Best plate of Peaches (5) 5 . Muskmelon, 1 2 . Best plate of Pears (5) 6 . Watermelon, round, 1 3 . Best plate of Plums (5) TO 7 . Watermelon, elongated, 1 4 . Honeydew Melon, 1 8 . Largest Watermelon

Section No. 50 – EGGS (Chicken) Eggs should be clean, uniform color and weight for class entered. Card board carton preferred, with tops cut off with point side of eggs to be placed down. 1 . Small White Eggs (doz .) 7 . Large White Eggs (doz .) 2 . Small Brown Eggs (doz .) 8 . Large Brown Eggs (doz ). 3 . Small Natural (Blue/Green) Eggs (doz ). 9 . Large Natural Eggs (Blue/Green) (doz .) 4 . Medium White Eggs (doz .) 10 . Jumbo White Eggs (doz .) 5 . Medium Brown Eggs (doz .) 11 . Jumbo Brown Eggs (doz .) 6 . Medium Natural Eggs (Blue/Green) (doz .) 12 . Jumbo Natural Eggs (Blue/Green) (doz .) SUBJECT

36 Section No. 51 – HONEY All entries will be delivered and displayed in the Grange Rotunda Deliver entries to Grange Rotunda Friday, Sept. 11 from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. Judging Friday, Sept. 11 at 8:00 p.m. Pick up honey Friday, Sept. 18 from 8:00 to 12:00 noon. Questions, call Richard Sprague at 440-591-9453 or 419-736-2077. Rules: 1 . Only one entry per class per exhibitor . 2 . Honey to have been produced not earlier than previous year . 3 . All products entered shall be the property of and have been produced by the exhibitor . 4 . Display consists of three 1 lb . jars (Queenline or Gamber - Glass only - No Mason Jars) . 5 . All Comb honey frames and Extracting honey frames must be displayed in a clear bee-proof container

Display consists of 3 – 1 lb. Jars (Queenline or Gamber, Glass Only – No Mason Jars) 1 . Extra White 8 . Comb Honey – 1 shallow or medium for cutting 2 . White 9 . Cut Comb – 3 boxes 3 . Extra Light Amber 10 . Extracting Honey – any standard size frame 4 . Light Amber 11 . Beeswax – 1 piece (1 lb . minimum) 5 . Amber 12 . Creamed Honey Plain – 3 (8oz . or 12oz . glass jars) 6 . Dark Amber 13 . Creamed Honey Flavored – 3 (8oz . or 12oz . glass jars) 7 . Comb Honey – 3 sections 14 . Fancy Beeswax Premiums: $4.00, $3.00, $2.00 CHANGE TO

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37 NINTH DEPARTMENT FLOWERS Kevin Horst, Superintendent, 330-749-2674 – Evenings Vicky Puster, Superintendent, 330-464-5571 – Evenings Sonya Beacon, Ken Blanchard, Ed Morris, Carla Oxenrider, and Judy Ratzel, Assistants Entries open July 27 -Entries close August 15, 2020. Competition will be confined to those living in Wayne County or belonging to a Wayne County Garden Club . Buss Hall will be open from 10:00am-10:00pm all days except Sunday, which will be open from 11:00am- 10:00pm . Only authorized persons will be allowed in the building from 10:00 p .m . to 10:00 a m. . except Saturday, Tuesday and Friday morning . General Rules – 1st and 2nd Shows 1 . Entry is open to any amateur including Juniors (ages 16 and under) – (a person who grows or arranges flowers for pleasure and not as a profession) – in Wayne County or belonging to a Wayne County Garden Club including Fair Committee . 2 All. exhibits must be properly registered at the Secretary’s Office in the Grandstand. Entry tags with exhibitor’s entry number, correct department and class under which competition is desired must be with exhibit. 3 . Exhibits not meeting the specifications of the schedule will be disqualified . When the schedule calls for a definite number, a greater or lesser number will disqualify exhibit. 4 . All tables will be covered with beige burlap or white plastic unless stated otherwise . 5 . Judging will be by the Standard System . 6 . One first, one second, one third and more than one honorable mention (in the event of outstanding quality) may be awarded in each class . The Judges may, at their discretion, withhold any award, even though it may be the only exhibit in the class . 7 . Judging will be open and oral, and will start at 9:00 a m. . Saturday, September 12, 2020, and at 12:00 noon Tuesday, September 15, 2020 . Judges’ decision is final . CHANGE 8. Premiums will be paid only from awards as they appear on the books and not from ribbons, as they often become misplaced in moving . Ribbons will not be sent in the mail . 9 .The management, although exercising all due care, will not be responsible for loss or damage to containers or any personal property. Please put identification on all containers, accessories, etc. 10 . Junior Rules same as Adult unless stated otherwiseTO . 11 . Please read all the rules carefully . If there are any questions, please call a flower committee member .

HORTICULTURE RULES FOR EXHIBITORS 1 . Exhibitor may make 10 entries as desired in any class, providing each is a different named variety . 2 . Entries must be named varieties and be disbudded unless schedule states otherwise. VARIETY NAME MUST APPEAR ON FRONT OF ENTRY TICKET. There will be no first place award given to an unnamed entry . 3 . Classes may be withdrawn, combined, divided, subdivided, if number of entries warrants . 4 . Containers (clear glass only) must be furnished by exhibitor . 5 Container. must be large and heavy enough to hold the horticulture exhibit securely. 6 .All horticulture exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor. 7 . All horticulture exhibits must include attached foliage . 8 . Definition of a spray: a single main stem with blooms or florets borne on pedicels or lateral branches, led by a terminal bloom, which blooms first . FIRST SHOW Saturday, Sunday & Monday, September 12, 13, 14, 2020 SUBJECTThe first show will be staged (brought in) on Friday, September 11, from 1:00 p .m . to 9:00 p .m . and judged Saturday, September 12, starting at 9:00 a m. . It is imperative exhibits for first show be removed from 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Monday, September 14, unless otherwise stated . If ribbons, containers or specimens are not removed during the allotted time, the committee will not be responsible . ALL EXHIBITORS MUST BE OUT OF THE BUILDING BY 9:15 P.M. ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, AT WHICH TIME THE BUILDING WILL BE LOCKED. HORTICULTURE – ALL ENTRIES LIMITED TO 10 PER CLASS. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 9:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 11, 2020.

38 Section No. 55 – ANNUALS & PERENNIALS VARIETY NAME MUST APPEAR ON FRONT OF ENTRY TICKET. ENTRIES SHOULD BE DISBUDDED UNLESS SCHEDULE STATES OTHERWISE. Class 1 . Aster – Annual varieties – 3 blooms, 1 variety & color (displayed in 1 container) 2 . Aster – Perennial varieties – 1 spray (do not disbud) 3 . Marigold – Large flowered variety, 1 bloom 4 . Marigold – Dwarf flowered variety, 1 spray, (do not disbud) 5 . C hrysanthemum – Pompon variety, 1 spray (do not disbud) 6 . Chrysanthemum – Cushion (garden variety) 1 spray (do not disbud) 7 . Chrysanthemum – Any other not listed variety, single bloom (disbudded) or 1 spray (do not disbud) 8 . Rudbeckia – 3 blooms, 1 variety and color (displayed in 1 container – Gloriosa Daisies may be entered in this class) 9 . Zinnia – Large Cactus flowered, 1 bloom 3” or over 10 . Zinnia – Large Dahlia flowered, 1 bloom 3” or over 11 . Z innia – Medium flowered variety, 3 blooms 2” to 3”, 1 variety & color (displayed in 1 container) 12 . Zinnia – Small flowered (Lilliput, Pompon or Button) 3 blooms, 1 variety & color (displayed in 1 container) 13 . Salvia – 3 stems, 1 variety & color (displayed in 1 container) Underlined items in the Rules 14 . Snapdragon – 3 stems, 1 variety & color (displayed in 1 container) and Horticulture Classes are 15 . Petunia – Double flowered, 1 spray (do not disbud) items that have had changes or 16 . Petunia – Single flowered, 1 spray (do not disbud) additions from the previous 17 . Delphinium – 1 stem, side shoots removed year’s Fair book. 18 . Cleome – 1 bloom (do not remove seed pods) 19 . Cosmos – 3 stems, 1 variety & color (do not disbud – displayed in 1 container) 20 . Any other annual, 1 stem or bloom, include only those flowers which are large enough to make a creditable display (examples not wanted are listed below) 21 . Any other perennial, 1 stem or bloom, include only those flowers which are large enough to make a creditable display (examples not wanted are listed below) CHANGE 22 . Shrub – 1 stem, 1 bloom (Hydrangea should be entered here) 23 . Celosia – Crested, 1 bloom 24 . Celosia – Plumed, 1 bloom 25 . Sunflower – Decorative, 1 bloom (flower size not to exceed 10”) 26 . Sedum – 1 stem Examples not wanted in entry 20 & 21 are: baby’s breath, pansy, nasturtium, alyssum, vinca, dianthus, and geranium. Any item having its own class in eitherTO the first or second show cannot be entered in classes 20 & 21.​ Premiums: $3.00 – $2.50 – $2.00 Best of Show Horticulture Exhibit: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 56 – COLLECTIONS EACH CONTAINER MUST BE LABELED WITH VARIETY NAME. Each variety displayed in separate container . ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 9:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 11, 2020. 31 . Flowering Annual – 9 varieties, 1 stem and/or 1 spray 32 . Marigold – 6 varieties including 3 large & 3 dwarf varieties, 1 bloom of large and 1 spray of dwarf varieties 33 . Chrysanthemum – 5 varieties, 1 spray 34 . Zinnia – 5 varieties, 3 blooms of each variety, must be the same color 35 . Herbs – 7 varieties, 1 stem or spray Premiums: $6.00 – $5.50 – $5.00 HOUSE PLANTS SUBJECTAll house plants must be grown by the exhibitor for at least 3 months and be established in the pot. THE POT CANNOT EXCEED 18” IN DIAMETER. NO EXTERNAL PROPS OR PLANT STANDS. NO DOUBLE POTS. All house plants displayed in containers with drainage holes must be accompanied by saucers. All house plants remain for the duration of the fair. ONE PLANT TO EACH CONTAINER EXCEPT THOSE THAT GROW NATURALLY MULTIPLE. No plant shine is permitted on house plants. VARIETY NAME MUST APPEAR ON FRONT OF THE ENTRY TICKET. No 1st place awards given to unnamed entry. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 9:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 11, 2020.

39 Section No. 57 – FLOWERING HOUSE PLANTS (must be in bloom) 41 . Geranium​ 50 . Any other flowering variety 42 . Begonia​ 51 . Mandevilla Vine 43 . African Violet – single flower ​52 . Tropicals 44 . African Violet – double flower​ 53 . Orchids 45 . African Violet – miniature single flower​ 54 . Hanging Basket – Impatiens (must be in bloom) 46 . African Violet – miniature double flower​ 55 . Hanging Basket – any other flowering 47 . African Violet – trailing​(must be in bloom) 56 . Hanging Basket – Mandevilla Vine 48 . Impatiens – regular ​57 . Hanging Basket – Begonia 49 . Impatiens – New Guinea Premiums: $3.50 – $3.00 – $2.50 Best of Show Flowering House Plant: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 58 – FOLIAGE HOUSE PLANTS – NOT IN BLOOM 61 .Fern ​ 69 .Bonsai 62 . Boston Fern ​ 70 . Any other foliage variety (No Annuals or 63 . Coleus (must be disbudded) Perennials). Any item listed in entries 61-69 64 .Begonia ​cannot be entered in this class. 65 . Vine ​71 . Large Foliage – minimum height 3 feet, 66 . Cactus maximum height 5 feet (No Annuals or 67 . Cactus and/or Succulent Garden​ Perennials). 68 . Succulent​ 72 . Hanging Basket (foliage only) Any item listed in entries 61-70 cannot be entered in this class Premiums: $3.50 – $3.00 – $2.50 Best of Show Foliage House Plant: Rosette and $5.00

Underlined items in the Rules and Horticulture ClassesCHANGE are items that have had changes or additions from the previous year’s Fair book.

ARTISTIC EXHIBITS RULES FOR EXHIBITORS 1 . Exhibitors are limited to ONE (1) entry in eachTO class or sub-class . Repeating same arrangement used in previous shows is prohibited and is automatically disqualified . 2 . ALL EXHIBITS must be kept fresh by the exhibitor . 3 . SOME PLANT MATERIAL MUST BE INCLUDED IN ALL CLASSES . 4 Exhibitors. must list all plant material on the front of the entry ticket. 5. NO ARTIFICIAL plant material (silk, etc ). permitted in any exhibit . NO ARTIFICIALLY COLORED p lant material permitted except in classes so stating . No fresh plant material may be artificially colored or painted . 6 . Entry must be the work of the Exhibitor . 7 . Extra foliage, bases, dried materials and accessories are permitted in all classes unless stated otherwise . 8 . Plant material used in artistic arrangements need not be grown by the exhibitor . However, NO STORE BOUGHT FLOWERS permitted except in Garden Club Exhibits. 9 . Classes may be withdrawn, combined, divided, subdivided, if number of entries warrants . Classes with * were suggested by fairgoers. Section No. 59 – AMATEURS – INDIVIDUALS ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 9:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 11, 2020. 81 . A TISKET A TASKET – using a basket as a container *. SUBJECT82 . I'VE BEEN MUGGED – using a mug as a container . 83 . ROAD WARRIOR – using a recycled container . 84 . MAKE-A-WISH – table centerpiece (exhibitor to provide 3x5 index card with explanation of interpretation) *. 85 . MUNCHKIN – small design – not to exceed 12” in overall size . 6 8 . LOTS OF LUCK – your interpretation .* (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) .

Premiums: $5.50 – $5.00 – $4.50 Best of Show Adult Amateur Artistic: Rosette and $5.00 Best of Show Adult Amateur Interpretation: Rosette and $5.00

40 Section No. 60 – OPEN DIVISION Open to anyone in Wayne County or Wayne County Garden Club Members, Professional, Commercial, Student Judges, Judges, Fair Committee, etc. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 9:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 11, 2020. 91 . GHOSTLY NIGHT – incorporating Queen Ann’s Lace *. 92 . AUTUMN SHOW – featuring zinnias . 93 . HARMONY – Oriental manner *. 94 . ATTIC TREASURES – using all dried materials *. 95 . THE ROARING 20'S – your interpretation (painted material permitted) .* (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 96 . SNEAKIN IN THE BACK DOOR – door decoration . To be hung on the white pegboard wall . MUST INCLUDE HANGER FOR HANGING (to remain for both shows) . 7 9 . TWILIGHT – your interpretation .* (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 98 . ONE AND DONE – arrangement using one flower .* 9 9 . LOOKING OUT – an arrangement all inside a glass container . 100 . CENTER OF ATTENTION – a table centerpiece . 101 . HORSING AROUND – your interpretation . *Not to exceed 24" High x 24" Wide . To be hung on the white pegboard wall . MUST INCLUDE HANGER FOR HANGING(exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 102 . BIRDSEYE VIEW – mobile – dried material permitted . *MUST INCLUDE HANGER FOR HANGING (to remain for both shows) . 103 . POCKET SIZE – small design-not to exceed 6" in overall size . Premiums: $5.50 – $5.00 – $4.50 Best of Show Adult Open Artistic: Rosette and $5.00 Best of Show Adult Open Interpretation: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 61 – GARDEN CLUB EXHIBITS ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 9:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 11, 2020. (Open to any Garden Club in Wayne County)CHANGE 111 . NICHE: LEATHER & LACE – celebrating 100 years of the NFL * – displayed in niche with suitable background furnished by exhibitor . Niche size approximately 30” high x 21” wide x 20” deep . (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 112 . NICHE: LOOKING SHARP – your interpretation * – displayed in niche with suitable background furnished by exhibitor . Niche size approximately 30” high x 21” wide x 20”deep .* (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . Premiums: $35.00 – $30.00TO – $25.00 – All others $20.00 113 . GARDEN CLUB GARDENS: HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED – your interpretation . (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . Garden must be varieties suitable for use in Wayne County . Size of space for each club approximately 15’ wide by 14’ deep . All exhibits must be in place by 9:00 p .m . Friday night, September 11, 2020 (evening prior to opening of the fair) . The building will be open evenings from 6:00 p .m . to 10:00 p .m ., September 9-10, 2020 . Exhibits may be worked on during the above-mentioned times or special arrangements may be made with either Kevin or Vicky for additional hours . No one is to work on an exhibit unless a chairman or a representative is present . Garden placement is to be assigned by the committee on a rotation system . Space limited to three gardens . Each garden will be judged on its own merit against the following Scorecard: Design ...... 35​​​​ ​​​ Plan or Layout​​ ...... (25) ​​​ Accessories...... (10)​​ ​Plant Material​​​ ...... 35 ​​​ Interesting Collection​...... (10) ​​​ Suitable Location​​...... (15) ​​​ Size and Hardiness.​​ ...... (10) General​​​ Effect​​​ ...... 15 ​ConditionSUBJECT of Plants​​​ ...... 10 ​Proper Labeling ​​​ ...... 5 ​Total​​​ 100 Blue Ribbon ​​90 or more points Red Ribbon ​​85 – 89 points ​​​ Yellow Ribbon​​ 75 - 84 points

Premiums: $250.00 – $225.00 – $200.00 Best of Show Garden: Rosette and $5.00

41 JUNIORS ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 9:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 11, 2020. Section No. 62 – HORTICULTURE VARIETY NAME MUST APPEAR ON FRONT OF THE ENTRY TICKET ENTRIES SHOULD BE DISBUDDED UNLESS SCHEDULE STATES OTHERWISE. 121 . Marigold – Large flowered variety, 1 bloom 122 . Zinnia – Small flowered variety, 3 blooms, 1 variety & color (displayed in 1 container) 123 . Zinnia – Large flowered variety, 1 bloom 124 . Petunia – 1 spray (do not disbud) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.50 – $2.00 Best of Show Junior Horticulture: Rosette and $5.00 ARTISTIC EXHIBITS ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 9:00 P.M., SEPTEMBER 11, 2020. MUST LIST MATERIAL ON FRONT OF THE ENTRY TICKET. Section No. 63 – AGES 10 & UNDER 131 . SWAMP CREATURE – animal made from ALL DRIED MATERIAL (NO NESTS) *. 132 . MY FAVORITE HERO – your interpretation *. (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 133. "BOO"QUETS – your interpretation .* (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 134 . PAW PATROL – incorporating footwear . 135 . PANDORA – featuring zinnias *. Premiums: $5.50 – $5.00 – $4.50 Best of Show Juniors 10 & Under Artistic: Rosette and $5.00 Best of Show Juniors 10 & Under Interpretation: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 64 – AGES 11 – 16 141 . SWAMP CREATURE – animal made from ALL DRIED MATERIALCHANGE (NO NESTS) *. 142 . MY FAVORITE HERO – your interpretation *. (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 143. "BOO"QUETS – your interpretation .* (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 144 . PAW PATROL – incorporating footwear . 145 . PANDORA – featuring zinnias *. Premiums: $5.50 – $5.00 – $4.50 Best of Show Juniors 11-16TO Artistic: Rosette and $5.00 Best of Show Juniors 11-16 Interpretation: Rosette and $5.00

Underlined items in the Rules and Horticulture Classes are items that have had changes or additions from the previous year’s Fair book. SECOND SHOW Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, September 15,16,17, 2020 The second show will be staged (brought in) on Tuesday, September 15, 2020, from 7:00 a .m . to 10:30 a .m . Exhibitors bringing in flowers after 8:00 a .m . will be required to produce a ticket at the gate . Exhibitors are permitted to drive onto the grounds to deliver their exhibits using the gate at Buss Hall . Judging will be on Tuesday, September 15, at 12:00 noon . Exhibits must remain in place until 7:00 a m. . Friday, September 18 . Exhibits are to be picked up between 7:00 a .m . and 12:00 noon on Friday, September 18 . If exhibits are brought to the building before Tuesday morning, the committee WILL NOT be responsible for them . General rules for second show same as first show. HORTICULTURE – ENTRIES LIMITED TO 10 PER CLASS ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 10:30 A.M., SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 . SUBJECTVARIETY NAME MUST APPEAR ON FRONT OF THE ENTRY TICKET ROSES Section No. 65 – HYBRID TEA 1 . White or Near White​ 5 . Orange or Orange Blend 2 . Pink or Pink Blend​ 6 . Apricot Blend 3 . Yellow or Yellow Blend​ 7 . Any other not listed above 4 . Red or Red Blend​ 8 . Full Blown Rose – Hybrid Tea

42 Section No. 66 – OTHER ROSE VARIETIES Grandiflora, Floribunda, Old English, Shrub, Polyantha, etc . – 1 Spray, NOT DISBUDDED, with more than 1 bloom and side buds, or 1 stem with 1 naturally-grown bloom . (MUST BE LABELED WITH THE VARIETY NAME ). 11 . White or Near White​ 15 . Orange or Orange Blend 12 . Pink or Pink Blend​ 16 . Apricot Blend 13 . Yellow or Yellow Blend ​ 17 . Knockout varieties 14 . Red or Red Blend 18 . Any other not listed above Premiums: $3.00 – $2.50 – $2.00 Best of Show Rose: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 67 – MINIATURE ROSES 1 STEM WITH 1 BLOOM, DISBUDDED 21 . White or Near White​ 25 . Orange or Orange Blend 22 . Pink or Pink Blend​ 26 . Apricot Blend 23 . Yellow or Yellow Blend​ 27 . Any other not listed above 24 . Red or Red Blend​ 28 . Full Blown 1 SPRAY, NOT DISBUDDED, WITH MORE THAN 1 BLOOM AND SIDE BUDS 29 . White or Near White ​33 . Orange or Orange Blend 30 . Pink or Pink Blend​ 34 . Apricot Blend 31 . Yellow or Yellow Blend 35​ . Any other not listed above 32 . Red or Red Blend Premiums: $3.00 – $2.50 – $2.00 Best of Show Miniature Rose: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 68 – COLEUS 36 . Coleus – named, any variety, one stem . Bloom and/or seed head must be removed . Premiums: $3.00 – $2.50 – $2.00 Section No. 69 –HERBS 37 . Herb – 3 stems, named, 1 variety (displayed in 1 container) . CHANGE Premiums: $3.00 – $2.50 – $2.00 Best of Show from Section 68 & 69: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 70 – GLADIOLA Specimens with conspicuous markings may be shown in each class . LARGE FLOWERED VARIETY, 1 SPIKE, DISBUDDED 41 . White or Near White TO46 . Pink or Pink Blend 42 . Green or Green Blend 47 . Red or Red Blend 43 . Yellow or Yellow Blend 48 . Lavender or Lavender Blend 44 . Peach, Salmon, Orange or Blends 49 . Blue & Purple or Blends 45 . Rose or Rose Blend 50 . Any other not listed above MINIATURE VARIETY, 1 SPIKE, DISBUDDED 51 . Any miniature (will be subdivided as to color) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.50 – $2.00 Best of Show Gladiola: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 71 – DAHLIAS (must have at least 1 full set of leaves on stalk) 62 . Size A – over 8” in diameter, 1 bloom 63 . Size B – 6-8” in diameter, 1 bloom 64 . Size BB – 4-6” in diameter, 1 bloom 65 . Size M – under 4” in diameter, 3 blooms, 1 variety & color (displayed in container) 66 . Size M – under 4” in diameter, 1 bloom 67 . Pompon – under 2” in diameter 68 . Ball Type – all sizes, 1 bloom 69 . Singles – all sizes, 1 bloom 70 . Any other variety (orchid, anemone, collarette & peony) 1 bloom 71 . Small Grower Class – 25 plants or less – 1 bloom, any size (Exhibitor permitted up to 10 entries in this SUBJECT category . Each must be a different variety . Class will be subdivided) . Premiums: $3.00 – $2.50 – $2.00 Best of Show Dahlia: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 72 – COLLECTION 72 . Rose Collection – 5 different varieties, 1 bloom of each displayed in separate containers 73 . Gladiola Collection – 5 different varieties, 1 spike per container, side shoots removed 74 . Dahlia Collection – 5 different varieties & colors, 1 variety per container Premiums: $4.50 – $4.00 – $3.50 Horticulture Sweepstake Award will be given to the adult with the most combined points from both shows including both cut exhibits and house plants (First Place = 3 points; Second Place = 2 points; Third Place = 1 point.) $5.00

43 ARTISTIC EXHIBITS RULES FOR EXHIBITORS 1 . Exhibitors are limited to ONE (1) entry in each class or sub-class . Repeating same arrangement used in previous shows is prohibited and is automatically disqualified . 2 . ALL EXHIBITS must be kept fresh by the exhibitor . 3 . SOME PLANT MATERIAL MUST BE INCLUDED IN ALL CLASSES . 4 Exhibitors. must list all plant material on the front of the entry ticket. 5 NO. ARTIFICIAL plant material (silk, etc .) permitted in any exhibit . NO ARTIFICIALLY COLORED plant material permitted except in classes so stating . No fresh plant material may be artificially colored or painted . 6 . Entry must be the work of the Exhibitor . 7 . Extra foliage, bases, dried materials and accessories are permitted in all classes unless stated otherwise . 8 . Plant material used in artistic arrangements need not be grown by the exhibitor . However, NO STORE BOUGHT FLOWERS permitted except in Garden Club Exhibits. 9 . Classes may be withdrawn, combined, divided, subdivided, if number of entries warrants . Classes with * were suggested by fairgoers. ARTISTIC EXHIBITS ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 10:30 A .M .,SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 . Section No. 73 – AMATEURS – INDIVIDUALS 81 . RUNT – small design – not to exceed 12” in overall size . 2 8 . PEACE ON EARTH – religious interpretation . *(exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 83 . GIVE ME A HIGH CHIVE! – incorporating fresh herbs . 84 . SPOOKY – your interpretation *. (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 5 8 . A BUSHEL AND A PECK – using flowers, fruits, and/or vegetables in basket (do not cut vegetables or fruit) . 86 . DON'T FENCE ME IN – your interpretation . *(exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 87 . AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL – your interpretation . (no flags) *(exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 88 . IT'S HOT OUTSIDE – featuring zinnias *. CHANGE Premiums: $5.50 – $5.00 – $4.50 Best of Show Adult Amateur Artistic: Rosette and $5.00 Best of Show Adult Amateur Interpretation: Rosette and $5.00 Amateur Artistic Sweepstake Award given to the Adult with the most combined points from both shows. (First Place = 3 points; Second Place = 2 points; Third Place = 1 point) $5.00 Section No. 74TO – OPEN DIVISION Open to anyone in Wayne County or Wayne County Garden Club members, Professional, Commercial, Student Judges, Judges, Fair Committee, etc. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 10:30 A.M., SEPTEMBER 15, 2020. 90 . "YOU FLATTER ME" -note card decorated with pressed flowers-size 5"x5 1/2" (must be freestanding) *. 91 . CAROUSEL OF GREENERY – using all foliage . 92 . OH, HAPPY DAY – featuring sunflowers .* 93 . TWO BY TWO – using two containers *. 94 . OPPOSITES ATTRACT – your interpretation (painted material permitted) . (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 95 . DAWN TO DUSK – your interpretation . *(exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 96 . IN TECHNICOLOR – mass arrangement . 97 . WILD CHILD – featuring weathered wood *. 98 . HANDLE WITH CARE – small design – not to exceed 6” in overall size . 99 . FRAME IT UP – using a picture frame . To be hung on the white pegboard wall . MUST INCLUDE HANGER FOR HANGING . 100 . BLOWN AWAY – stressing motion *. 101 . BEAUTIFUL PEACOCK – featuring blue and/or green flowers .* 102 . FLYING SOLO – using one stem with additional foliage *. 103. TINKER'S GARDEN – fairy garden (must include live plant material and not to exceed 18” in overall size ). 104 . HAPPY 150TH OSU! – your interpretation (painted material permitted) . (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . SUBJECT105 . STAGES OF LIFE – a CREATIVE BOTANIC DESIGN (painted material permitted) . A creative botanic design is a three-dimensional, creative arrangement, using multiple parts of one plant . It may be abstract . Non-plant material may be used but must be subordinate . The design should include different stages of development of the one plant which has been selected . This may utilize, but is not limited to stems, leaves, flowers, roots, fruit, and might offer pods and seeds . An example of components of one plant which become a creative botanic entry would be birch bark, birch foiliage, twigs and logs cut from the tree . Premiums: $5.50 – $5.00 – $4.50 Best of Show Adult Open Artistic: Rosette and $5.00 Best of Show Adult Open Interpretation: Rosette and $5.00 Open Division Artistic Sweepstake Award given to the Adult with the most combined points from both shows. (First Place= 3 points; Second Place = 2 points; Third Place = 1 point) $5.00

44 Section No. 75 – GARDEN CLUB EXHIBITS Open to any Garden Club in Wayne County ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 10:30 A.M., SEPTEMBER 15, 2020. 105 . NICHE: CELEBRATING 150 YEARS WITH OSU – your interpretation – displayed in niche with suitable background furnished by exhibitor . Niche size approximately 30” high x 21” wide x 20” deep . (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 106 . NICHE: DOWN COUNTRY ROADS – your interpretation * – displayed in niche with suitable background furnished by exhibitor . Niche size approximately 30” high x 21” wide x 20” deep . (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . Premiums: $35.00 – $30.00 – $25.00 – All others $20.00 JUNIORS ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 10:30 A.M., SEPTEMBER 15, 2020. Section No. 76 – HORTICULTURE VARIETY NAME MUST APPEAR ON FRONT OF ENTRY TICKET. ENTRIES SHOULD BE DISBUDDED UNLESS SCHEDULE STATES OTHERWISE. 111 . Sunflower – small decorative variety, 1 bloom (size not to exceed 10” in diameter) 112 . Any other Annual – 1 stem or bloom 113 . Dwarf Marigold – 1 spray (do not disbud) 114 . Celosia – 1 stem . Crested or Plumed 115 . Coleus – 1 stem, named, any variety . Bloom and/or seed head must be removed . Premiums: $3.00 – $2.50 – $2.00 Best of Show Junior Horticulture: Rosette & $5.00 ARTISTIC EXHIBITS ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 10:30 A.M., SEPTEMBER 14, 2020. MUST LIST MATERIAL ON THE FRONT OF THE ENTRY TICKET. Section No. 77 – AGES 10 & CHANGEUNDER 121 . MY TURN – using only one flower and foliage . 122 . MOVIE NIGHT – your interpretation . (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 123 . FAIR PLAY – your interpretation .* (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . R 124 . D . DOOLITTLE'S WORLD – creature made from dried material that may be painted . 125 . ELF ON THE SHELF – fairy garden (must include live plant material and not to exceed 18" in overall size)* Premiums: $5.50TO – $5.00 – $4.50 Best of Show Juniors 10 & Under Artistic: Rosette and $5.00 Best of Show Juniors 10 & Under Interpretation: Rosette and $5.00 Section No. 78 – AGES 11 – 16 131 . MY TURN – using only one flower and foilage . 132 . MOVIE NIGHT – your interpretation . (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . 133 . FAIR PLAY – your interpretation *. (exhibitor to provide 3 x 5 index card with explanation of interpretation) . R 134 . D . DOOTLITTLE'S WORLD – creature made from dried material that may be painted . 135 . ELF ON THE SHELF – fairy garden (must include live plant material and not to exceed 18" in overall size)* Premiums: $5.50 – $5.00 – $4.50 Best of Show Juniors 11-16 Artistic: Rosette and $5.00 Best of Show Juniors 11-16 Interpretation: Rosette and $5.00

DELIVERY SCHEDULE FOR BUSS HALL DEPARTMENT​ SECTION ​ DATE ​ TIME Flowers – Ninth ...... First Show...... Friday, Sept .11...... 1:00 – 9:00 p .m . Second Show​ Tuesday, Sept . 15 7:00 – 10:30 a m. . Home Economics – Tenth...... Needlework...... Wednesday, Sept . 9 . . . . . 7:00 – 9:30 a .m . SUBJECT Culinary​ Friday, Sept . 11 7:00 – 9:00 a .m . Art – Eleventh ...... Adult & Junior. . . . . Wednesday, Sept . 9 . . . . . 3:00 – 8:00 p .m . Thursday, Sept . 10 7:00 – 10:00 a m. .

45 TENTH DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS Betty Boreman, 330-264-4924 Superintendent Joan Sinclair, Jane Bilek, Jo Ann Aylsworth, Jolene Rehm, Jan Elliot, Clara Wolgamott Denise Odenkirk, Eileen Balliet, Jeri Fickes, Sandy Gordon, Diane Rossey, and Frank Meshew, Assistants Competition Confined to Wayne County Entries: July 27 - August 15, 2020 1 . All exhibits must remain in place until Friday morning following the fair, unless otherwise noted . Buss Hall will be open from 7:00 a .m . to 12:00 noon on, September 18 for pickup . 2 . Exhibitor tags must be securely attached to each article and claim checks retained by the exhibitor . The claim check must be presented when reclaiming articles . 3 . Each exhibitor is limited to one entry per class number . 4 . Loitering in the building during judging and placement of displays will NOT be permitted . The committee will exercise all due care, but will not be responsible for loss or damage of entries . 5 . The committee reserves the right to withhold award if articles submitted are not judged to be of sufficiently high standard . Second and third place award may be presented at the discretion of the judge, even though a first place is not awarded . 6. Buss Hall will be open from 10:00am-10:00pm all days except Sunday, which will be open from 11:00am-10:00pm . CULINARY Limit one entry under any exhibit number. 1 . Entries in Section No’s . 79 through 91 are to be delivered to BUSS HALL on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 BETWEEN 7:00 A.M. AND 9:00 A.M. Judging will begin promptly at 9:00 a .m . No loitering in the building during judging and placement of displays . 2 . The committee reserves the right to withhold award if articles submitted are not judged to be of sufficiently high standard . Second place award may be presented at the discretion of the judge even though a first place is not awarded . 3 . Articles exhibited in this class must have been grown, produced or made since the last fair by the exhibitor . If not, these articles will be disqualified . Section No. 79 – DECORATED CAKES-nonCHANGE professional Entries in Section 79 will be judged only on appearance; forms may be used . No artificial flowers . Cake boards should be as close in size to the cake as possible . Only nonprofessionals may enter . A nonprofessional is one who does not sell cakes on a regular basis or does not teach cake decorating . WEDDING CAKES 1 . Wedding Cake, traditional icing, maximum 29" high . Premiums: $8.00TO – $7.00 – $6.00 Best of Show Wedding Cake – Traditional Icing – $5.00 and Rosette 2 . Wedding Cake, fondant icing, maximum 29" high . Premiums: $8.00 – $7.00 – $6.00 Best of Show Wedding Cake – Fondant Icing – $5.00 and Rosette DECORATED CAKES – TRADITIONAL ICING maximum 15” high 3 . Birthday Cake 6 . Come to the Fair Cake 4 . Holiday Cake 7 . Original Form 5 . Anniversary Cake Premiums: $6.00 – $5.00 – $4.00 Best of Show Decorated Cake – Traditional Icing – $5.00 and Rosette DECORATED CAKES – FONDANT ICING maximum 15” high 8 . Birthday Cake 11 . Come to the Fair Cake 9 . Holiday Cake 12 . Original Form 10 . Anniversary Cake Premiums: $6.00 – $5.00 – $4.00 SUBJECTBest of Show Decorated Cake – Fondant Icing – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 80 – DECORATED CAKES- professional Entries in Section 80 will be judged only on appearance; forms may be used . No artificial flowers . Cake boards should be as close in size to the cake as possible . Only professionals may enter . A professional is anyone who is selling their cake for profit . WEDDING CAKES 1 . Wedding Cake, traditional icing, maximum 29" high . Premiums: $8.00 – $7.00 – $6.00 Best of Show Wedding Cake – Traditional Icing – $5.00 and Rosette 2 . Wedding Cake, fondant icing, maximum 29" high . Premiums: $8.00 – $7.00 – $6.00 Best of Show Wedding Cake – Fondant Icing – $5.00 and Rosette 46 DECORATED CAKES – TRADITIONAL ICING maximum 15” high 3 . Birthday Cake 6 . Come to the Fair Cake 4 . Holiday Cake 7 . Original Form 5 . Anniversary Cake Premiums: $6.00 – $5.00 – $4.00 Best of Show Decorated Cake – Traditional Icing – $5.00 and Rosette DECORATED CAKES – FONDANT ICING maximum 15” high 8 . Birthday Cake 11 . Come to the Fair Cake 9 . Holiday Cake 12 . Original Form 10 . Anniversary Cake Premiums: $6.00 – $5.00 – $4.00 Best of Show Decorated Cake – Fondant Icing – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 81 – CAKES No commercial mixes or cream fillings. Bring the whole cake for judging. The remainder will be released between 4:00 & 6:00 p.m., Sept. 11. Please bring claim check. 1 . Coconut (2 layer) 7 . White Cake (2 layer) 2 . Angel Food, not iced 8 . Yellow Cake (2 layer) 3 . Sponge, not iced 9 . Banana Cake (2 layer) 4 . Any Nut (2 layer) 10 . German Chocolate (2 or 3 layer) 5 . Chocolate Cake (2 layer) 11 . Carrot Cake (2 or 3 layer) 6 . Spice Cake (2 layer) 12 . Red Velvet (2 or 3 layer) Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Cake – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 82 – NON-YEAST BREADS No machine breads. Put in plastic bag and label on outside. Display muffins 3 each on a small disposable plate. The remainder of item 1 will be released between 4:00 & 6:00 p.m., Sept. 11. Muffins and mini loaves will not be released. Please bring claim check.CHANGE 1 . Coffee Cake 4 . Muffins, fruit 2 . Nut Bread, mini loaf 5 . Muffins, corn 3 . Fruit Bread, mini loaf Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Breads – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 83TO – YEAST BREADS No machine breads. Put in plastic bag and label on outside. Display rolls 3 each on a small disposable plate. The remainder of items 1-5 will be released between 4:00 & 6:00 p.m., Sept. 11. Please bring claim check. 1 . Fancy Bread 6 . Plain Yeast Rolls 2 . Raisin Bread 7 . Pecan Rolls 3 . Loaf of White Bread 8 . Cinnamon Rolls 4 . Loaf of Whole Wheat Bread 9 . Raised Doughnuts 5 . Loaf of Rye Bread Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Breads – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 84 – COOKIES Cookies display 3 each on a small disposable plate. 1 . Ginger Cookies 6 . Date Pinwheel 2 . Peanut Butter Cookies 7 . Whoopie Pies (1 on a plate) 3 . Bar Cookies (no brownies) 8 . Cookie Jar – homemade cookies in a decorated 4 . Bar Cookies, Fruit wide-mouth 1-quart jar 5 . Sugarless Cookie 9 . Gluten Free Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 SUBJECTBest of Show Cookies – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 85 – PIES Sealed full two-crust, unless otherwise specified. Use 8” or 9” pan. One piece will be displayed. Remainder of pie released between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m., Sept. 11 Please bring claim check. 1 . Apple Pie 6 . Berry Pie, any kind 2 . Peach Pie 7 . Pumpkin Pie, single crust 3 . Cherry Pie 8 . Men’s Class (men only – limited to listed pies) 4 . Rhubarb Pie 9 . Pecan Pie, single crust 5 . Grape Pie Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Pie – $5.00 and Rosette 47 Section No. 86 – CONFECTIONS Display of 4 pieces on a small disposable plate. 1 . Peanut Butter Fudge 6 . Peanut Brittle 2 . Caramels 7 . Molded Mints 3 . Chocolate Fudge, plain 8 . Sugar Free 4 . Buckeyes 9 . Caramel Corn (sandwich bag) 5 . Turtles Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Confections – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 87 – JUNIOR CATEGORY Exhibitor must be 5-14 years of age, residing in Wayne Co. or attending a Wayne Co. School. EACH EXHIBITOR IS LIMITED TO 1 COOKIE ENTRY. 1 . Cut Outs 5 . Decorated 1 layer cake, not to exceed 9” 2 . Drop Cookies Judged on appearance only . Forms may be used . 3 . Cupcakes, 3 per plate . 6 . 1 quart jar fruit or vegetable food preservation 4 . Candy 7 . Apricot Squares - the recipe must be followed exactly as printed below . An entry is 3 cookies .

Apricot Squares 2 cups flour Mix flour, sugar, salt, and Crisco like pie dough . Add egg and ½ cup sugar vanilla . Pat 2/3 of this mixture into a 9x13 inch baking dish which ½ teaspoon salt has been lined with parchment paper . Spread the jam over this . 1 cup Crisco With the ramaining dough, either roll out and cut into strips and 1 egg 1 teaspoon vanilla criss-cross over the jam or just rivel the dough in small bits and 1 (12oz .) jar apricot jam or preserves cover the jam in a mosaic CHANGEfashion . Bake 45 minutes at 350 degrees . Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Section No. 88 – FOOD PRESERVATION

NO DECORATED LIDS Exhibitors are to have processing of entries done well in advance of entry day. Use only commercially approved clear glass quartTO jars unless otherwise specified. Judged on clear juice, even firm shapes and sizes, good color, proper head space, well sealed jar with no bulging or leaking lids. Clear fluids must cover food. No cracked or chipped jars or rusty lids. Rings should be on jars. All processed in commercial jars. 1 . Cherries 14 . Spaghetti Sauce 2 . Peaches 15 . Sauerkraut 3 . Pears 16 . Canned Meat (name type of meat on entry tag) 4 . Fruit Pie Filling 17 . Pickles (1 pint jar) 5 . Applesauce 18 . Bread & Butter Pickles (1 pint jar) 6 . Beets 19 . Pickle Relish (1 pint jar) 7 . Corn 20 . Apple Butter (1 pint jar) 8 . Carrots 21 . Mixed Pickled Vegetables – (1 pint jar) 9 . Mixed Soup Vegetables 22 . Salsa (1 pint jar) 10 . Green Beans 23 . One Jar Jam – any variety (1/2-pint jar) 11 . Yellow Beans 24 . One Jar Jelly – any variety (1/2-pint jar) 12 . Peppers 25 . Maple Syrup (1 pint jar) 13 . Tomatoes 26 . Mince Meat SUBJECTPremiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Canned Fruit – $5.00 and Rosette Best of Show Canned Vegetables – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 89 – BEST DISPLAY, 4 VARIETIES NO DECORATED LIDS All processed in commercial jars. 1 . Display canned fruit (quart jar) 4 . Display jellies (1/2-pint jar) 2 . Display canned vegetables (quart jar) 5 . Display jams (1/2-pint jar) 3 . Display canned pickled vegetables (pint jar) Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show for Best Display – $5.00 and Rosette

48 Section No. 90 – DRIED FOODS NO DECORATED LIDS Use half-pint unsealed jars. Dried foods will be judged on taste, texture and appearance. 1 . Apples 7 . Onions 2 . Bananas 8 . Any other fruit (identify item on entry tag) 3 . Peaches 9 . Any other vegetable (identify item on entry tag) 4 . Apricots 10 . Noodles – uncooked – 1/2-lb . bag 5 . Corn 11 . Jerky – homemade (2 slices in plastic bag) 6 . Zucchini Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show for Dried Foods – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 91 – DRIED HERBS NO DECORATED LIDS Use half-pint unsealed jars. Dried foods will be judged on taste, texture and appearance. 1 . Parsley 4 . Basil 2 . Dill 5 . Any other Herb (identify item on entry tag) 3 . Chives Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Dried Herbs – $5.00 and Rosette NEEDLEWORK LIMIT OF ONE ENTRY UNDER ANY EXHIBIT NUMBER 1 . Articles in this class must be delivered to Buss Hall on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, BETWEEN 7:00 A.M. AND 9:30 A.M. Articles will be classified and ready for judging at 11:00 a .m . 2 . Each article must be new and CLEAN, as CLEANLINESS will be considered in awarding premiums . 3 . The committee in charge of the hall will see to the arrangements of all exhibits, assisted only by those whom they designate . 4 . The articles exhibited must be the work of the exhibitor . Borrowed work or articles for the occasion will not be awarded a premium, and if such should be awarded in error, payment of the same will not be allowed by the board . 5 . Goods in this class, having received first prize in former years, cannot be entered again . All articles, with the exception of Best Old Quilt, must have been completed since the last fair . The articles exhibited must be the property of residents of Wayne County . SCALE FOR JUDGING NEEDLEWORK: CHANGE 50% OVERALL LOOK OF PIECE a . Thread tails should be cut off . c . Quilt marking should not be visible . b . Knots should be absent or inconspicuous . d . Piece should be neat and tidy . 30% PRECISE PLACEMENT OF STITCHES AND SMOOTH, EVEN TENSION 20% FINISHING a . Piece should be clean and pressed . c . Accessories, trims and pillow forms should be b . If framed, is it stretched taut and centered? TO appropriate size . Section No. 92 – QUILTS AND QUILTING (Hand Quilted) 240” Perimeter or Larger Quilts may be pieced and quilted by 2 different people. Exhibitor must either do the piecing or the quilting on quilts. Labels should be covered. The names of piecer & quilter must be provided on 3x5 card and paper clipped to entry tag when turning in entry. Class 8 - old quilt is exempt. 1 . Hand Appliqué 7 . Kit 2 . Hand Embroidery 8 . Best Old Quilt prior to 1950 (not previously entered) 3 . Sampler – all blocks are different 9 . Any other Quilt - not listed 4 . My First Quilt – exhibitor pieced 10 . Made by 1 person 5 . Any Star 11 . Hand Quilted – quilting only judged 6 . Time Span (old top – new backing) 12 . Scrap Premiums: $10.00 – $7.00 – $6.00 Best of Show Quilts – $10.00 and Rosette Section No. 93 – QUILTS AND QUILTING (Machine Quilted) 240” Perimeter or Larger Quilts may be pieced and quilted by 2 different people. Exhibitor must either do the piecing or the quilting on quilts. Labels should be covered. 1 . Machine Appliqué 8 . Any other Quilt - not listed 2 . Machine Embroidery 9 . Made by 1 person SUBJECT3 . Sampler – all blocks are different 10 . Machine Quilted – quilting only judged 4 . My First Quilt – exhibitor pieced 11 . Paper Pieced 5 . Any Star 12 . T-Shirt 6 . Time Span (old top – new backing) 13 . Scrap 7 . Kit Premiums: $10.00 – $7.00 – $6.00 Best of Show Quilts – $10.00 and Rosette 240” Perimeter or Smaller 14 . Crib – Hand Quilting 17 . Lap Size Quilt – Machine Quilting 15 . Crib – Machine Quilting 18 . Lap Size Quilt – Hand Quilting 16 . Crib – Machine Embroidery 19 . Lap Size Quilt – My First Quilt Premiums: $7.00 – $6.00 – $4.00 Best of Show Crib & Youth Quilts – $4.00 and Rosette

49 Section No. 94 – QUILTED WALL HANGINGS AND TABLE RUNNERS (Wall Hangings Less than 200” Perimeter, ready to hang MUST INCLUDE ROD) 1 . Appliqué 4 . Quilted House Item 2 . Patchwork 5 . Wool Appliqué 3 . Table Runner Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Wall Hangings & Table Runners – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 95 – AFGHANS (should be blocked) 1 . All Crochet 5 . Hand Knitted 2 . Granny Crochet 6 . Infant, Crochet 3 . All Crochet, Ripple 7 . Shell Stitch 4 . Afghan Stitch 8 . Infant, Knitted Premiums: $6.00 – $5.00 – $4.00 Best of Show Afghans – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 96 – COMFORTERS 1 . Knotted (larger than 240 " perimeter) 3 . Crib, Knotted (smaller than 240" perimeter) 2 . Lap, knotted (smaller than 240" perimeter) Premiums: $6.00 – $5.00 – $4.00 Section No. 97 – ALL CROCHET OR CROCHET TRIMMED 1 . Sweater, Adult 6 . Shawl/ Poncho 2 . Sweater, Infant, child 7 . Table Runner 3 . Dress, Infant 8 . Bedspread 4 . Vest 9 . Tablecloth 5 . Purse Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Crochet for Classes 1-9 - $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 98 – ALL CROCHET OR CROCHET TRIMMED 1 . Hat, Adult 7 . Filet crochet, framed (max 12 x 12) 2 . Hat, Child 8 . Toys or craft 3 . Scarf 9 . Doll 4 . Booties, Infant 10 . Pillowcase 5 . Doily, 15-36 ", no frames or matting 11 . Any otherCHANGE crocheted item not listed above 6 . Doily, under 15", no frames or matting Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Crochet for Classes 1-11 – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 99 – HAND KNITTING Wool, Orlon, Other 1 . Sweater, Man's 5 . Sweater, Child's 2 . Sweater, Women's TO6 . Sweater, Infant 3 . Sweater Coat 7 . Dress, Infant 4 . Vest 8 . Hat, Infant Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Knitting for Classes 1-8 – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 100 – HAND KNITTING Wool, Orlon, Other 1 . Hat, Adult 6 . Socks 2 . Hat, Child 7 . Scarf 3 . Gloves or Mittens 8 . Any Felted Item 4 . House slippers 9 . Shawl 5 . Booties, Infant 10 . Any other knitted item not listed above Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Knitting for Classes 1-10 – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 101 – HAND EMBROIDERY 1 . Towel 7 . Dresser Scarf, white or colored floss 2 . Tablecloth 8 . Handkerchief, white or colored floss 3 . Napkins 9 . Framed picture, (max . 12" x 18") 4 . Doily, white or colored floss 10 . Ribbon Embroidered Item 5 . Pillowcase, white floss 11 . Any other hand embroidered item not listed 6 . Pillowcase, colored floss 12 . Wool Appliqué SUBJECTPremiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Hand Embroidery – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 102 – MACHINE EMBROIDERY 1 . Home Accessories 3 . Seasonal Decoration 2 . Wearing Apparel Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Machine Embroidery – $5.00 and Rosette

50 Section No. 103 – JUNIOR CATEGORY Exhibitor must be 14 years or younger. 1 . Counted cross stitch picture (max . 9 x 12) 5 . Any crocheted item 2 . Counted cross stitch item 6 . Any hand embroidery item 3 . Any knitted item 7 . Any other item not listed above 4 . Any quilted item Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Junior Category – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 104 – COUNTED CROSS STITCH PICTURES (Sizes in parentheses are to be the worked area, not including the frame.) Ready for hanging, must be equipped with sturdy wire. 1 . 14 count fabric (max . 5 x 7) 14 . 11 count fabric (max . 12 x 18) 2 . 16 count fabric (max . 5 x 7) 15 . 14 count fabric (max . 12 x 18) 3 . 18 count fabric (max . 5 x 7) 16 . 16 count fabric (max . 12 x 18) 4 . 22 count fabric or linen (max . 5 x 7) 17 . 18 count fabric (max . 12 x 18) 5 . 25 count fabric or linen (max . 5 x 7) 18 . 22 count fabric (max . 12 x 18) 6 . 28 count fabric or linen (max . 5 x 7) 19 . 25 count fabric (max . 12 x 18) 7 . 11 count fabric (max . 9 x 12) 20 . 28 count fabric (max . 12 x 18) 8 . 14 count fabric (max . 9 x 12) 21 . 32 count fabric or linen (max . 12 x 18) 9 . 16 count fabric (max . 9 x 12) 22 . 32 count fabric or linen (max . 9 x 12) 10 . 18 count fabric (max . 9 x 12) 23 . Sampler (max . 12 x 18) 11 . 22 count fabric or linen (max . 9 x 12) 24 . All original, any count (max . 12 x 18) 12 . 25 count fabric or linen (max . 9 x 12) 25 . Any count (any size not listed above) 13 . 28 count fabric or linen (max . 9 x 12) Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Counted Cross Stitch Pictures – $10.00 and Rosette Section No. 105 – COUNTED CROSS STITCH MISCELLANEOUS 1 . Christmas Stocking 6 . Woven Afghan 2 . Christmas Tree Skirt 7 . Sweatshirt 3 . Christmas Tree Ornament 8 . Towel 4 . Napkins or Placemats (2) 9 . Baby Bibs 5 . Perforated Paper Cross Stitch 10 . Any other cross stitch item Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Counted Cross StitchCHANGE Miscellaneous – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 106 – NEEDLEPOINT/TATTING 1 . Picture 3 . Tatted Items 2 . Miscellaneous Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Needlepoint/Tatting – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 107 – PILLOWS 1 . Crochet TO8 . Machine Emboidery 2 . Knit 9 . Counted Cross Stitch 3 . Patchwork 10 . Counted Cross Stitch-Christmas 4 . Quilted - Hand 11 . Needlepoint 5 . Machine Quilted 12 . Specimen other than above 6 . Appliqué 13 . Wool Appliqué 7 .Embroidery-Hand Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Pillow – $5.00 and Rosette MACHINE SEWING Section No. 108 – WOMEN’S WEAR A 1 . Suit, fully lined 6 . Special Occasion 2 . Suit, unlined 7 . Dress-up, formal 3 . Coat, full length or 3/4 length 8 . Dress-up, Dress 4 . Ensemble (3 pieces) 9 . Period Reproduction 5 . Wedding Gown Premiums: $6.00 – $5.00 – $4.00 Best of Show Women’s Wear A – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 109 – WOMEN’S WEAR B 1 . Dress, casual 5 . Skirt 9 . Western Attire 2 .Sportswear 6 .Jacket 10 .L oungeware 3 . Blouse, dress-up 7 . Vest 11 . Scrub Tops SUBJECT4 . Blouse, casual 8 . T-Shirt Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Women’s Wear B – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 110 – BOY’S and MEN’S WEAR 1 .Suit 4 .Sportswear 7 .B ib Overalls 2 . Shirt 5 . T-Shirt 8 . Vest 3 .Slacks 6 .Loungewear Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Boy’s Wear – $5.00 and Rosette

51 Section No. 111 – GIRL’S WEAR – AGES 7 – 12 1 .Coat 5 .Sportswear 9 .V est 2 .Dress-up Dress 6 .Skirt 10 .T -Shirt 3 .Cotton Dress 7 .Capri 11 .L oungewear 4 .Shorts 8 .Blouse 12 .Fle ece Ensemble (Jacket, Hat, & Scarf) Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Girl’s Wear Ages 7-12 – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 112 – GIRL’S WEAR – AGES 3 – 6 1 . Coat 6 . Skirt 10 . T-Shirt 2 .Dress-up Dress 7 .Jumper 11 .L oungewear 3 . Dress 8 . Blouse 12 . Matching Outfits 4 . Pinafore Dress 9 . Vest for Child & Doll 5 . Sportswear Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Girl’s Wear Ages 3-6 – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 113 – INFANT’S WEAR – AGES 0 – 2 1 .Sleeper 4 .Jumpsuit 6 .T -Shirt 2 .Dress 5 .Sportswear 7 .B ib Overalls 3 . Dress-up dress Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Infant’s Wear – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 114 – JUNIOR SEWING Exhibitor must be 14 years or younger, residing in Wayne Co . or attending a Wayne Co . school . 1 . Dress 4 . Jumper 7 . Doll Clothes (1 Item) 2 . Sportswear 5 . Loungewear 3 . Skirt 6 . Fleece Ensemble (Hat & Scarf) Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Junior SewingCHANGE – $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 115 – MISCELLANEOUS MACHINE OR HAND SEWING (other than counted cross stitch) 1 . Dressed Doll 5 . Costume- Child 8 . Christmas Stocking 2 . Doll, all handmade 6 . Costume - Adult 9 . Christmas Tree Skirt 3 . Pair of dolls, all handmade 7 . Costume- Pet 10 . Christmas Tree Ornament 4 . Toys TO Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Miscellaneous for Classes 1-10 $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 116 – MISCELLANEOUS MACHINE OR HAND SEWING (other than counted cross stitch) 1 . Snowman 4 . Tote Bag 7 . Yo-Yo Item 2 . Any Holiday Decoration 5 . Cloth Purse 8 . Repurposed textile - include 3 . Placemats (two fastened together) 6 . Apron photo of original item Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Miscellaneous for Classes 1-7 $5.00 and Rosette Section No. 117 – Honoring Our Patriots' Service *NEW for 2020!* Questions, call Jeri Fickes, 330-201-0932 "Thank you ." Two simple words, heartfelt, deep in meaning, but universal in understanding . Ask a Veteran what they mean and they will almost always tell you that it means someone remembers and understands their sacrifice . The Wayne County Fair would like to give each of our exhibitors the opportunity to say "Thank You ." Your entries in the Honoring Our Patriots' Service category will not only present a visually awe inspiring thank you during our fair, but will go on to remind our veterans that we have not forgotten their love of family, home and America . For the first time in 2020 the Wayne County Fair is proud to be in partnership with the Tree City SUBJECTQuilters' Guild in Wooster and the Wayne County Veterans' Association, with items entered in categories below in honoring out Veterans . We welcome your participation and support in this project! Requirements: 1 . Q uilts, afghans and comforters should be large enough to cover an average-sized adult . Entries should be no smaller than 55" x 65", the ideal size is 60" x 80" . 2 . Items must be red, white and blue in color . 3 . All exhibitors in this category will be required to sign the waiver form acknowledging their agreement that their item will be gifted to a veteran and they are receiving no compensation for their donation . The waiver form will be in the Fair Board office .

52 Considerations: 1 . If this is the only category you are entering, you will not have to be a member of the fair and pay the $20 membership fee . 2 . You may enter as many items in each category as you like . 3 . The entries in this section will not be judged and no premiums will be awarded . 4 . Items entered in the categories below will be on display in the Grange Rotunda during the fair until the time they will be presented to Veterans during a special ceremony held on Thursday of the fair . 5 .Delivery of the entries in this category will follow the same time line as the needlework category in the Home Economics Department, Wednesday, September 9, 2020, between 7:00 a .m . and 9:30 a .m . at Buss Hall . Class 1 . Quilt (applique, embroidered, patchwork) made by an individual or group 2 . Afghan -crocheted 3 . Afghan -knitted 4 . Knotted Comforter 5 . Cross Stitch Throw/Blanket 6 . Service Animal Bed, small -under 30 lbs . 7 . Service Animal Bed, large -over 30 lbs . 8 . 4-H project, individual (any item that fits in class 1 through 7 above) 9 . 4-H project, club (any item that fits in class 1 through 7 above)

DELIVERY SCHEDULE FOR BUSS HALL DEPARTMENT​ SECTION ​ DATE ​ TIME Flowers – Ninth ...... First Show...... Friday, Sept . 11...... 1:00 – 9:00 p .m . Second Show​ Tuesday, Sept . 15 7:00 – 10:30 a m. . Home Economics – Tenth...... Needlework...... Wednesday, Sept . 9 . . . . . 7:00 – 9:30 a .m . Culinary​ Friday, SeptCHANGE . 11 7:00 – 9:00 a .m . Art – Eleventh ...... Adult & Junior. . . . . Wednesday, Sept . 9 . . . . . 3:00 – 8:00 p .m . Thursday, Sept . 10 7:00 – 10:00 a m. . TO

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53 ELEVENTH DEPARTMENT ART Kelley Turner Superintendent (Fine Art & Photography) 330-416-5287 Sue Miller, Assistant (Crafts) 330-857-7405 ENTRIES OPEN JULY 27 & CLOSE AUGUST 15, 2020. (This means entry forms must be received in fair office by August 15. Your actual entries are not due in until Wednesday and Thursday before fair opening. See dates and times below.) RULES 1 . Entries must be the recent work of the exhibitor (within 5 years and not previously exhibited at the Wayne County Fair .) 2 . Exhibitors must be residents of Wayne County . 3 . EACH EXHIBITOR IS LIMITED TO 8 ENTRIES IN THIS DEPARTMENT . Each exhibitor will be limited to 1 entry in each classification . (Only 3 of the 8 entries can be in photography .) 4 . Entries can be delivered to the member-in-charge at Buss Hall on Wednesday, September 9, from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and on Thursday, September 10, from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. ENTRIES MUST BE DELIVERED NO LATER THAN 10:00 A.M., THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10 – NO EXCEPTIONS. ENTRY TAGS MUST BE ATTACHED TO ENTRIES. See instructions in Art, Craft, and Photography sections below for detailed instructions for entry tags. Exhibits must remain in place until 7:00 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18. Exhibits are to be picked up between 7 am and noon on Friday September 18. 5 . ORIGINAL WORK ONLY is eligible for premiums . (No Molds – No Kits – No Plastic Canvas) . Copies or work that have been previously displayed at the Wayne County Fair will not be eligible for premiums . 6 .All adult paintings and drawings MUST BE FRAMED and wired for hanging . Wire not to extend above the frame . 7 . The committee reserves the right to withhold awards if articles submitted are not judged to be of sufficiently high standards . Second, third, and honorable mention awards may be presented at the discretion of the judge, even though a first place is not awarded . 8 . The committee will exercise due care, but will not be responsible for loss or damage of entries . Loitering in the building during judging and placement of displays will notCHANGE be permitted. 9 . The committee reserves the right to reject any article . 10 . Buss Hall will be open during the Fair for viewing of art display from 10:00 a .m . to 10:00 p m. ., Sunday 11:00 a .m . to 10:00 p .m .

ADULT ART Section No. 115 – OILTO OR ACRYLIC PAINTING Maximum size of painting is 28” x 36” . All entries must be framed and wired for hanging . NO SAW TOOTH HANGERS Entry tags must be attached with a string to the wire on the back of all entries so that the tag is able to hang at the back of the art work for judging but be able to swing around to the front of the artwork after judging with the with the ribbon attached to the entry tag. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name on the entry tag folded up at the bottom and placed under the tab so your name is not visible. PAINT MUST BE DRY. 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 11 . * Underwater 2 . * Figure 7 . * Seascape 12 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 3 . Animal 8 . * Street Scene 13 . Abstract or Modern Interpretation 4 . Bird 9 . Transportation 14 . Agricultural – Farm Subject 5 . Insect 10 . * Building Study 15 . * Botanical Study (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $6.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 SUBJECTSection No. 116 – WATERCOLOR Maximum size of painting is 28” x 36” . All entries must be framed and wired for hanging . NO SAW TOOTH HANGERS . 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 11 . * Underwater 2 . * Figure 7 . * Seascape 12 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 3 . Animal 8 . * Street Scene 13 . * Abstract or Modern Interpretation 4 . Bird 9 . * Transportation 14 . Agricultural – Farm Subject 5 .Insect 10 . * Building Study 15 . * Botanical Study (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $6.00 – $4.00 – $3.00

54 Section No. 117 – DRAWINGS Ink, Pencil, Charcoal, Pastel – Maximum size of drawing is 16” x 20” . All entries must be framed and wired for hanging . NO SAW TOOTH HANGERS . 1 . * Portrait 12 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 2 . * Figure 13 . * Abstract or Modern Interpretation 3 . Animal 14 . Agricultural – Farm Subject 4 . Bird 15 . * Botanical Study 5 . Insect 16 . * Calligraphy 6 . * Landscape 17 . * Caricatures 7 . * Seascape 18 . * Zentangle 8 . * Street Scene 19 . * Collective Sketches 9 . Transportation 20 . * Graffiti 10 . * Building Study 21 . * Fantasy 11 . * Underwater (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Section No. 118 – COMBINATION OF MEDIUMS Maximum size is 16” x 20” . List mediums on back of entry tag . All entries must be wired for hanging . NO SAW TOOTH HANGERS . 1 . * Portrait or Figure 6 . * Abstract or Modern Interpretation 2 . Animal or Bird 7 . Transportation 3 . * Landscape 8 . * Zentagle 4 . * Seascape 9 . * Steampunk (Victorian Industrialism) 5 . * Still Life (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 JUNIOR ARTCHANGE ART 1-4 GRADE Section No. 120 – TEMPERA OR ACRYLIC PAINTINGS Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . Wrap around canvases are allowed too . All entries must be wired and mounted perTO instructions at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. Entry tags must be attached with a string to the wire on the back of all entries so that the tag is able to hang at the back of the artwork for judging but be able to swing around to the front of the artwork after judging with the ribbon attached to the entry tag. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name on the entry tag folded up at the bottom and placed under the tab so your name is not visible. Attach entry tags to back of art . PAINT MUST BE DRY. 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 2 . * Figure 10 . * Underwater 3 . Animal 12 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 4 . Bird 21 . * Abstract 5 .Flower(s) (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Section No. 121 – WATERCOLOR Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . SUBJECTAll entries must be wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. Attach entry tags to back of art . 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 2 . * Figure 10 . * Underwater 3 . Animal 12 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 4 . Bird 21 . * Abstract 5 .Flower(s) (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00

55 Section No. 122 – DRAWINGS Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . All entries must be wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. Attach entry tags to back of art . 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 2 . * Figure 10 . * Underwater 3 . Animal 12 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 4 . Bird 21 . * Computer Drawing 5 .Flower(s) (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Section No. 123 – COLLAGE Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . Wrap around canvases are allowed too . All entries must be wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. Attach entry tags to back of art . 1 . People/Person 4 . * Underwater 2 . Animal 5 . Fantasy 3 . Landscape 6 . All other (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Junior Art Grade 1-4 – $5.00 and Rosette ART 5-8 GRADE Section No. 124 – OIL OR ACRYLIC PAINTINGS Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . Wrap around canvases are allowed too . All entries must be framed , wired and mounted per instructionsCHANGE at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. PAINT MUST BE DRY Entry tags must be atached with a string to the wire on the back of all entries so that the tag is able to hang at the back of the artwork for judging but be able to swing around to the front of the artwork after judging with the ribbon attached to the entry tag. Claim tag should be removed from theTO entry tag and your name on the entry tag folded up at the bottom and placed under the tab so your name is not visible. 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 2 . * Figure 7 . * Underwater 3 . Animal 8 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 4 . Bird 9 . * Abstract 5 . Flower(s) 10 . Transportation (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Section No. 125 – WATERCOLOR Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . All entries must be framed , wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 2 . * Figure 7 . * Underwater 3 . Animal 8 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 4 . Bird 9 . * Abstract 5 .Flower(s) (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) SUBJECTPremiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Section No. 126 – DRAWINGS Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . All entries must be framed , wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 2 . * Figure 7 . * Underwater Marine Life 3 . Animal 8 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 4 . Bird 9 . * Computer Drawing 5 .Flower(s) (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 56 Section No. 127 – COLLAGE Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . All entries must be wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. Attach entry tags to back of art . 1 . People/Person 5 . Fantasy 2 . Animal 6 . Flower(s) 3 . * Landscape 7 . Transportation 4 .*Underwater 10 .All Other (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Junior Art Grade 5-8 – $5.00 and Rosette ART 9-12 GRADE Section No. 128 – OIL OR ACRYLIC PAINTINGS Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . Wrap around canvases are allowed too . All entries must be framed and wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. PAINT MUST BE DRY. Entry tags must be attached with a string to the wire on the back of all entries so that the tag is able to hang at the back of the artwork for judging but be able to swing around to the front of the artwork after judging with the ribbon attached to the entry tag. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name on the entry tag folded up at the bottom and placed under the tab so your name is not visible. 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 2 . * Figure 7 . * Underwater 3 . Animal 8 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 4 . Bird 9 . * Abstract 5 . Flower(s) 10 . TransportationCHANGE (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Section No. 129 – WATERCOLOR Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . All entries must be framed and wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. 1 . * Portrait TO6 . * Landscape 2 . * Figure 7 . * Underwater 3 . Animal 8 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 4 . Bird 9 . * Abstract 5 . Flower(s) 10 . Transportation (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Section No. 130 – DRAWINGS Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . All entries must be framed , wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. 1 . * Portrait 6 . * Landscape 2 . * Figure 7 . * Underwater 3 . Animal 8 . * Still Life (Prearranged Grouping) 4 . Bird 9 . * Abstract 5 . Flower(s) 10 . Transportation (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 SUBJECTSection No. 131 – COLLAGE Maximum size of art is 16” x 20” . All entries must be framed , wired and mounted per instructions at the end of this department. NO EXCEPTIONS. Attach entry tags to back of art . 1 . People/Person 5 . Fantasy 2 . * Landscape 6 . Flower(s) 3 . Animal 7 . Transportation 4 . Underwater 10 . All Other (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Junior Art Grade 9-12 – $5.00 and Rosette 57 ADULT CRAFT Section No. 132 – DECORATIVE ART Oils, Acrylics, Watercolor, Ink Original work on prefab item such as furniture, metal ware, clothing, fabric, etc . PAINT MUST BE DRY. Entry tags must be attached with a string to the back or bottom of all entries. The tag needs to be able to swing around to the front or hang below the artwork after judging with the ribbon attached to the entry tag. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name on the entry tag folded up at the bottom and placed under the tab so your name is not visible. 1 . * Portrait 5 . Folk Art 2 . Floral 6 . Holiday or Seasonal 3 . Animal or Bird 7 . * Abstract 4 . * Landscape (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Section No. 133 – WOOD CARVINGS (Limited to 4 entries) 1 . Human Figure – Realistic 7 . Relief Carving 2 . Human Figure – Caricature 8 . Fish 3 . Waterfowl – Realistic 9 . Miniature (fit inside 2” cube) 4 . Other Birds – Realistic 10 . Face Carving 5 . Animal – Realistic 11 . Plants or Flowers 6 . Animal – Caricature 12 . Bark Carving Premiums: $6.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Section No. 134 – WOODWORKINGCHANGE 1 . Inlaid 4 . Wood Turning 2 . Wood Burning 5 . Other (2x2) 3 . Wood Toy Premiums: $6.00 – $4.00 – $3.00

Section No.TO 135 – CRAFTS Only original designs – No kits 1 . Caning 10 . Pottery 2 . Bead Weaving 11 . Pressed Flower 3 . Weaving (other than baskets) 12 . Scrapbook Cover 4 . Jewelry (other than Bead Weaving) 13 . Scrapbook Page (12”x12”) 5 . Stained Glass 14 . Leather Craft 6 . Mosaic 15 . Gourd Art (Dried Gourds Carved, Burned, 7 . Basketry Decorated) 8. Antler Carving 16 . Up-Cycled or Repurposed (No larger than 2'x2'x3') 9 . Miniatures (less than 3” x 3”) Premiums: $5.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Section No. 136 – SCULPTURE Free Standing – Must Be Stable (*Small – under 2’ x 2’ . **Large – more than 2’ x 2’, not to exceed 3' wide and 5' high) 1 . Metal, Small* 6 . Wood, Large** 2 . Metal, Large** 7 . Polymer Clay 3 . Paper, Small* 8 . Steampunk or Assemblage 4 . Paper, Large** 9 . Felting SUBJECT5 . Wood, Small* Premiums: $6.00 – $4.00 – $3.00 Best of Show Adult Craft – $5.00 and Rosette

58 JUNIOR CRAFT CRAFT 1-4 GRADE NO KITS – NO MOLDS – NO PLASTIC CANVAS Entry tags must be attached with a string to the back or bottom of all entries. The tag needs to be able to swing around to the front or hang below the artwork after judging with the ribbon attached to the entry tag. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name on the entry tag folded up at the bottom and placed under the tab so your name is not visible. Section No. 137 – CRAFTS 1 . Pottery 7 . Sculpture (other than wood) 2 . Masks 8 . Soap Carving 3 . Paper Mache 9 . Pressed Flower Design 4 . Weaving 10 . Macaroni Art 5 . Jewelry 11 . Painted Rock 6 . Wooden Item 12 . Up-Cycled, Recycled, Assemblage Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Junior Craft Grades 1-4 – $5.00 and Rosette CRAFT 5-8 GRADE NO KITS – NO MOLDS – NO PLASTIC CANVAS Entry tags must be attached with a string to the back or bottom of all entries. The tag needs to be able to swing around to the front or hang below the artwork after judging with the ribbon attached to the entry tag. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name on the entry tag folded up at the bottomCHANGE and placed under the tab so your name is not visible. Section No. 138 – CRAFTS 1 . Pottery 5 . Bead Weaving 2 . Masks 6 . Weaving (other than Beads) 3 . Paper Mache TO7 . Wood Item 4 . Lego Themed Design: Star Wars 8 . Soap Carving (Theme changes each year . All Lego entries 9 . Sculpture (other than wood) must be glued and no larger than 6" x 6" x 6"- 10 . Pressed Flower Design No Kits permitted . 11 . Up-Cycled, Recycled, Assemblage Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Junior Craft Grades 5-8 – $5.00 and Rosette CRAFT 9-12 GRADE NO KITS – NO MOLDS – NO PLASTIC CANVAS Entry tags must be attached with a string to the back or bottom of all entries. The tag needs to be able to swing around to the front or hang below the artwork after judging with the ribbon attached to the entry tag. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name on the entry tag folded up at the bottom and placed under the tab so your name is not visible. Section No. 139 – CRAFTS SUBJECT1 . Pottery 9 . Wood Turning 2 . Masks 10 . Wood Carving 3 . Paper Mache 11 . Sculpture (other than Wood) 4 . Bead Weaving 12 . Pressed Flower Design 5 . Weaving (Other than bead) 13 . Up-Cycled, Recycled, Assemblage 6 . Jewelry (Other than bead weaving) 14 . Altered Art 7 . Wood Toy 15 . Art Doll (NO SOFT SCULPTURE) 8 . Wood Sculpture Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Junior Craft Grades 9-12 – $5.00 and Rosette

59 ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY All photography must be edge to edge, 8" X 10". NO MATTING – NO FRAMES – NO EXCEPTIONS. The committee will provide plastic sleeves for hanging. Tape entry tag to the center of the back of photo. Entry Tags must be taped (string is NOT needed and should not be attached) to the center of the back of all photos with the tag going in the same direction (top of entry tag same direction as top of photo) as photo. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name should remain FLAT so that your name is visible on the entry tag. Note: Judges only see the front of the photos. PHOTOGRAPHY LIMITED TO 3 ENTRIES PER PERSON. AN IMAGE WILL ONLY BE ALLOWED IN ONE CLASS. Photographer must have permission of person in photo and be able to give name of person to committee member if asked . ALL PHOTOS MUST BE PRINTED ON PHOTO PAPER . Section No. 140 – COLOR 1 . * Portrait – One Person (head/shoulders) 17 . Action 2 . * Portrait – Group (head/shoulders) 18 . Farm Subject 3 . Figure (full body) 19 . Wayne County Fair 4 . Cat 20 . Humorous 5 . Dog 21 . * Sunrise/Sunset over water 6 . Horse 22 . Sunrise/Sunset (no water) 7 . Reptile 23 . Patriotic 8 . Bird 24 . Weather 9 . Insect 25 . * Reflections (glass, water, mirror, etc .) 10 . Rose 26 . * Silhouette 11 . * Landscape – Spring 27 . * Perennials 12 . * Landscape – Summer 28 . Other Flowers (not listed) 13 . * Landscape – Fall 29 . Sunflower 14 . * Landscape – Winter 30 . Spider WebCHANGE 15 . Waterscape 31 . Wayne County Agriculture 16 . * Building Study Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Section No. 141 – BLACK & WHITE 1 . * Portrait 13 . * Building Study 2 . * Figure TO21 . * Reflection 3 . Animal 22 . * Silhouette 4 . Bird 27 . Miscellaneous 9 . Insect (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $4.00 – $3.00 – $2.00 Best of Show Adult Photography – $5.00 and Rosette JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTOGRAPHY 1-4 GRADE All photography must be edge to edge, 8” x 10”. NO MATTING – NO FRAMES – NO EXCEPTIONS. Thecommittee will provide plastic sleeves for hanging. Attach entry tag to the center of the back of photo. Entry Tags must be taped (string is NOT needed and should not be attached) to the center of the back of all photos with the tag going in the same direction (top of entry tag same direction as top of photo) as photo. Claim tag shouldSUBJECT be removed from the entry tag and your name should remain FLAT so that your name is visible on the entry tag. Note: Judges only see the front of the photos. PHOTOGRAPHY LIMITED TO 3 ENTRIES PER PERSON. AN IMAGE WILL ONLY BE ALLOWED IN ONE CLASS. Photographer must have permission of person in photo and be able to give name of person to committee member if asked . ALL PHOTOS MUST BE PRINTED ON PHOTO PAPER .

60 Section No. 142 – COLOR 1 . * Portrait 13 . Building Study 2 . * Figure 14 . Action 3 . Animal 15 . *Farm Scene 4 . Bird 17 . Humorous 9 . Insect 18 . Sunrise/Sunset 11 . *Landscape 27 . Mobile Phone Selfie (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Section No. 143 – BLACK & WHITE 1 . * Portrait 13 . * Building Study 2 * Figure. 21 . * Reflection 3 . Animal 22 . * Silhouette 4 . Bird 27 . Miscellaneous 9 . Insect (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Photography Grades 1-4 – $5.00 and Rosette PHOTOGRAPHY 5-8 GRADE All photography must be edge to edge, 8” x 10”. NO MATTING – NO FRAMES – NO EXCEPTIONS. The committee will provide plastic sleeves for hanging. Attach entry tag to the center of the back of photo. Entry Tags must be taped (string is NOT needed and should not be attached) to the center of the back of allCHANGE photos with the tag going in the same direction (top of entry tag same direction as top of photo) as photo. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name should remain FLAT so that your name is visible on the entry tag. Note: Judges only see the front of the photos. PHOTOGRAPHY LIMITED TO 3 ENTRIES PER PERSON. AN IMAGE WILL ONLY BE ALLOWED IN ONE CLASS. Photographer must have permission ofTO person in photo and be able to give name of person to committee member if asked . ALL PHOTOS MUST BE PRINTED ON PHOTO PAPER . Section No. 144 – COLOR 1 . * Portrait 9 . Insect 2 . * Figure 13 . *Building Study 3 . Animal 14 . Action 4 . Bird 15 . Farm Scene 5 . Flowers 17 . Humorous 6 . *Landscape 18 . Sunrise/Sunset (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Section No. 145 – BLACK & WHITE 1 . * Portrait 13 . * Building Study 2 . * Figure 21 . * Reflection 3 . Animal 22 . * Silhouette 4 . Bird 27 . Miscellaneous SUBJECT9 . Insect (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Photography Grades 5-8 – $5.00 and Rosette

61 PHOTOGRAPHY 9-12 GRADE All photography must be edge to edge, 8” x 10”. NO MATTING – NO FRAMES – NO EXCEPTIONS. The committee will provide plastic sleeves for hanging. Attach entry tag to the center of the back of photo. Entry Tags must be taped (string is NOT needed and should not be attached) to the center of the back of all photos with the tag going in the same direction (top of entry tag same direction as top of photo) as photo. Claim tag should be removed from the entry tag and your name should remain FLAT so that your name is visible on the entry tag. Note: Judges only see the front of the photos. PHOTOGRAPHY LIMITED TO 3 ENTRIES PER PERSON. AN IMAGE WILL ONLY BE ALLOWED IN ONE CLASS. Photographer must have permission of person in photo and be able to give name of person to committee member if asked . ALL PHOTOS MUST BE PRINTED ON PHOTO PAPER . Section No. 146 – COLOR 1 . * Portrait 9 . Insect 2 . * Figure 13 . *Building Study 3 . Animal 14 . Action 4 . Bird 15 . Farm Scene 5 . Flower 17 . Humorous 6 . Landscape (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Section No. 147 – BLACK & WHITE 1 . * Portrait 13 . * Building Study 2 . * Figure 21 . * ReflectionCHANGE 3 . Animal 22 . * Silhouette 4 . Bird 27 . Miscellaneous 9 . Insect (* See Definitions at the end of this Department) Premiums: $3.00 – $2.00 – $1.00 Best of Show Photography GradesTO 9-12 - $5.00 and Rosette

DELIVERY SCHEDULE FOR BUSS HALL DEPARTMENT​ SECTION ​ DATE ​ TIME Flowers – Ninth ...... First Show...... Friday, Sept . 11...... 1:00 – 9:00 p .m . Second Show​ Tuesday, Sept . 15 7:00 – 10:30 a m. . Home Economics – Tenth...... Needlework...... Wednesday, Sept . 9 . . . . . 7:00 – 9:30 a .m . Culinary​ Friday, Sept . 11 7:00 – 9:00 a .m . Art – Eleventh ...... Adult & Junior. . . . . Wednesday, Sept . 9 . . . . . 3:00 – 8:00 p .m . Thursday, Sept . 10 7:00 – 10:00 a m. .

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62 INSTRUCTING FOR WIRING AND MOUNTING JUNIOR ARTWORK Wiring a Framed Piece If frame is wood, place eye screw in each side of the back of the frame, then string wire between the two (Fig . 1) . If metal, you can purchase accessory that attaches to each side of back frame, then string wirer between the two . Keep wire below top of frame . Find in craft stores . Mounting and Wiring an Unframed Piece You will need a mat and a backer board . These can be purchased or made out of light weight cardboard . You will also need wire and masking tape . First attach the artwork to the back side of the mat with tape (Fig . 2), then poke two holes in the backer board on either side, in from the edge 1-2 inches . Insert a metal paper fastener, wrap one end of the wire around each paper fastener (Fig . 3) . You can then hinge backer board to the mat at top with masking tape (Fig . 4) . Close the two together and if you wish, tack with double sided tape, glue, or sticky putty .

WIRING A FRAME

Back of Frame Eye Wire Screws

(Fig.1)

MOUNTING AND WIRING AN UNFRAMED PIECE

(Fig.2) (Fig.3) Tape Paper Fastener Wire Outside Backer Back of Artwork Mat Board - must be thick so it doesn't buckle

No or Tape Back of Artwork

(Fig.4) Back of Artwork Mat No Tape Line of Hinge to top glue Inside Backer Board - must be thick so it doesn't buckle

63 Helpful Art & Photography Definitions

Abstract & Modern Interpretation - An exploration of color, line, texture, pattern and composition . Can be strictly design or recreating an everyday object or subject using an abstract technique .

Botanical - Flowers and plants .

Building Study - Close up architectural details; main focus on building or structure; building(s) fill entire canvas .

Collective Sketches - Sketches/drawings of different subjects or of same subject from different views or angles drawn or sketched together on same canvas, paper or art board .

Computer Drawing - Drawings created with the use of a computer .

Figure - Human; full body .

Landscape - A natural scene of land or countryside .

Perennials - Flowers or plants that live for more than two years and return year after year blooming on their own . Common example are: Lilies, Tulips, Daffodills, (brown or) black- eyed Susans, Lavender, Hardy Mums, Cone Flowers, Blanket Flowers, Peonies, Sages, and Phlox, among many others .

Portrait - Human; head to shoulders .

Reflection- As in water, mirror, glass, any reflective surface .

Seascape - A view of the sea .

Silhoutte - A dark shape and outline of someone or something visible against a lighter background .

Steampunk - Victorian science fiction and fantasy featuring advanced machines and technology based on steam power of the 19th century .

Still Life - A carefully arranged group of objects; example, flowers, fruit, pottery, pots, candles, etc .

Street Scene - A building lined street may also include people, animals, etc ., within the scene .

Underwater - Lying, growing, performing, operating below the surface of the water .

Zentangle - Abstract drawing created using repetitive patterns . Usually black ink or pencil . Sometimes combined with other mediums such as watercolor .

64 TWELFTH DEPARTMENT ANTIQUES TIME PERIOD 1891-1940, Early Collectibles Period Paul & Anne Locher, 330-264-6941/Co-Superintendents Frank & Cheryl Bishop, Rex & Diane Miller, and Bob & Linda Platt, Assistant Superintendents A public judging will be held on Friday, September 11, 2020, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the antiques exhibit area. Chairs are provided. This year we are featuring antiques from the time period (1891-1940). Entries in the Antiques Show will be open ONLY to residents of Wayne County. Antiques dealers will be permitted to enter. RULES 1 . Entries must be made at the fair secretary’s office between July 27 and Aug . 15, 2020 . Exhibitor tags will be issued and must be securely attached to each item with the name or description of the item listed on the tag . 2 . Exhibits must be delivered to the Grange rotunda between 10:00 a . m . and 4:30 p . m . on Friday, Sept . 11, 2020 . Exhibitors must securely attach entry tags to items and remove claim checks BEFORE DELIVERING YOUR ENTRIES. 3 . Exhibits are left in place until 7:00 a .m . Friday, Sept . 18, 2020 and absolutely will not be released without proper claim checks . 4 . The management will not be responsible for articles left after 12:00 noon, Friday, Sept . 18, 2020 . 5 . Entries must be in a good state of preservation . Condition, rarity, beauty and uniqueness are all of prime importance in the judging . 6 . No premium will be considered for competition if it is deemed by the judges not to be of the 1891-1940 period . The decision of the judges will be final in all cases . 7 Each. exhibitor is limited to one entry per each of the following class numbers. One item (no sets) unless specified. Cup and saucer, creamer and sugar, salt and pepper, and certain items on a matching tray, box or holder will be considered one item. (Superintendents’ decision is final on this.) NOTE: Items that in previous antique competitions at the fair have been awarded a best of show can't be re-entered . CHANGE 8 . Items will be displayed as exhibit space permits . If there is a large number of entries, then only the winning exhibits may be displayed . 9 . The exhibitor of an antique MUST be the OWNER of that antique . Antiques may not be borrowed for entry into competition . In any instance of dispute, exhibitors may be required to prove ownership of entry . 10 . Items entered must be of a size that can be easily moved about by one person without equipment . 11 All. articles will be exhibited with what is deemed proper protection from handling errors and possible theft. The management will use all reasonableTO care to protect the safety of articles entered, but will in no way be held responsible for any loss, theft, breakage, or damage that may occur.

Premiums for all Sections: 1st – $5.00 and Ribbon; 2nd – $4.00 and Ribbon; 3rd – $3.00 and Ribbon Best of Show – $5.00 and Rosette; Judges’ Choice – $25.00 and Rosette Section No. 151 – POTTERY 1 . Dalton Art Pottery 5 . Weller 8 . Animal Figurine 2 . Rolling Pin 6 . Hall 9 . Cookie Jar 3 . Hull 7 . McCoy 10 . Specimen Unlisted 4 . Roseville

Section No. 152 – GLASS (SEE RULE NO. 7) 1 . Millersburg Carnival 5 . Glass Advertising Item 2 . Carnival Glass (other than Millersburg) 6 . Glass Basket 3 . Opalescent 7 . Souvenir Glass Item SUBJECT4 . Figural Candy Container 8 . Specimen Unlisted

65 Section No. 153 – DEPRESSION GLASS (SEE RULE NO. 7) 1 .Green 4 .Amber 7 .C lear 2 . Pink 5 . Blue 8 . Up to Three-Piece Set 3 . Yellow 6 . Red 9 . Specimen Unlisted

Section No. 154 – CHINA (SEE RULE NO. 7) 1 . Cracker Jar 4 . Salt and Pepper Shakers 7 . Ohio-Made China 2 .Nippon 5 . Cup and Saucer 8 . Specimen Unlisted 3 . Teapot or Chocolate Pot 6 . Calendar Plate

Section No. 155 – TOYS 1 . Wooster Toy Craft 4 . Farm-Related Toy 7 . Doll 2 . Animal Toy 5 . Children's Book 8 . Set of Doll Dishes (boxed) 3 . Metal Toy 6 . Wind-Up Toy 9 . Specimen Unlisted

Section No. 156 – ADVERTISING 1 . Advertising Tray 5 . Military 8 . Tobacco 2 . Calendar 6 . Wayne County Dairy Bottle 9 . Auction Poster (framed or mounted) 3 . Wayne County 7 . Wayne County Bottle, Other 10 . Specimen Unlisted 4 .Farm-Related

Section No. 157 – AUTOMOTIVE 1 . License Plate 4 . Vehicle Advertising 6 . Quart Oil Container 2 . Hood Ornament 5 . Petroleum Advertising 7 . Specimen Unlisted 3 . Road Atlas or Map CHANGE Section No. 158 – TOOLS 1 . Metal Plane 4 . Unusual Wrench 7 . Farm-Related Tool 2 . Barn Pulley 5 . Electric-Powered Hand Tool 8 . Specimen Unlisted 3 . Hand Saw 6 . Unusual Metal Tool Section No. 159TO – CLOTHING 1 . Victorian Era Item 3 . Roaring '20s Era Item 5 . Specimen Unlisted 2 . World War I Era Item 4 . Depression Era Item

Section No. 160 – TEXTILES 1 . Quilt - Appliqued 5 . Crocheted Item 2 . Quilt - Pieced 6 . Table Cloth 3 . Quilt -Embroidered or Cross Stitched 7 . Hooked Rug 4 .Apron 8 . Specimen Unlisted

Section No. 161 – HOUSEHOLD WARES 1 . Green-Handled Utensil 5 . Doorstop 8 . Rug Beater 2 . Red-Handled Utensil 6 . Griswold Cookware Item 9 . Washboard 3 . Colored Canning Jar 7 . Other Iron Cookware Item 10 . Match Holder 4. Cookbook

Section No. 162 – PHOTOGRAPHY ORIGINAL SUBJECT1891-1940 (FRAMED OR MOUNTED) 1 . Victorian Era 1891 -1914 4 . Depression Era 1929 -1939 7 . Transportation, Horse and Buggy/Wagon 2 . World War I Era 1914-1919 5 . Horse/Implement, Farm Related 8 . Transportation, Automotive 3 . Roaring '20s Era 1920 - 1929 6 . Tractor / Implement Related 9 . Business District

Section No. 163 – MISCELLANEOUS 1 . String of Sleigh Bells 6 . Typewriter 10 . Railroad Item 2 . Bookends (a pair) 7 . Pair of Skates 11 . Bank 3 . Pennant 8 . Political Item (no buttons or newspapers) 12 . Hand Mirror 4 . Award Ribbon 9 . Electric Household Item 13 . Paperweight 5 . Tabletop Radio 66 FOURTEENTH DEPARTMENT EDUCATIONAL

INTRODUCTION The Wayne County Fair School Exhibit has become an outstanding method for the schools in this area to promote public relations . This cooperative school display provides the motivation and opportunity for students to participate in an event that is an outgrowth of educational programs in their schools . A good school display requires the combined efforts of students, teachers and administrators .

GENERAL 1. Supervision of the Fair School Building is under the control of the Tri-County Educational Service Center . 2 All. work must be student created and done at school or in connection with school assignments. Principals, teachers, and superintendents, whenever requested to do so, must certify that: a . the work was done by pupils b . the work was done since the last preceeding fair c . the pupils are assigned to the grade level indicated on the entry 3 . The exhibit is open to all public schools districts in Wayne County that participate in the Wayne County Fair Day . 4 . An individual entry fee is not required . 5 All. projects must be the work of the student. 6 . Ribbons will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th places and Honorable Mention . 7 . Ribbons will be issued to each individual who participates in a group project . (The coordinator may issue four ribbons per project; however, additional ribbons may be requested for larger group projects ). 8 . Any monies paid as premiums to schools are to be expended for someCHANGE useful or decorative purpose in the school building or on school premises, after expenses for making the exhibits are deducted from the school's premiums . 9. All reasonable precautions will be taken to safeguard exhibits, but neither the fair board or the Tri-County Educational Service Center will be responsible for losses. 10 . The educational exhibits are further subject to allTO other general and special rules of this fair . JUDGING GUIDELINES 1 . Exhibit items must follow the rules and guidelines (see below) or they will be disqualified by the judges . 2 . Judging of Elementary exhibits will take place immediately prior to the opening day of the fair and will be coordinated by the Tri-County Educational Service Center . 3. Each school is responsible for bringing the students' materials and setting up their display prior to judging . 4 . All projects will be judged for overall message, general attraction and arrangement, originality and creativity, accuracy and presentation in light of age appropriateness and reflection of effort . 5 . HIgh School entries in Industrial Technology and Visual Art will be judged prior to opening day in the School Exhibit Hall .

EXHIBIT/DISPLAY GUIDELINES 1 . ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED WITH NAME, SCHOOL AND GRADE. 2 . Perishable products, hazardous, illegal or unsafe paraphernalia are not to be displayed . 3 . Booths are 10 feet wide and railing brace supports allow for 16" depth to lay a platform board for floor SUBJECT level display .

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