BEAUREGARD PARISH FAIR WARD BOOTH COMMITTEE

ELECTION NOTICE WARD ONE : BRENDA WOOD

WARD TWO: MERRYVILLE FFA BEAUREGARD PARISH FAIR ELECTION NOTICE WARD THREE: FRANCES JOUBAN, DARLENE HARGROVE Beauregard Parish Fair Board members are elected for a two year WARD FOUR: BROADLANDS HOMEMAKERS FCE term, which began in December, 1997 with the exception of the Director at Large who is elected annually. This Director will be WARD FIVE: TINA STREAMS, CINDY JOHNSON elected at the Annual Meeting, Thursday, December 5, 2019 at the Beauregard Parish Fair Office located on the Beauregard WARD SIX: TOBY LEGER Parish Fair Grounds on West Drive in DeRidder, Louisiana. Notice of this election of the Director At Large will be published WARD SEVEN: LISA HARPER in the Beauregard Daily News one week prior to the meeting date WARD EIGHT: RENEE GUILLORY and on the date of the election, December 5, 2019. WARD NINE: JESSICA STEPHENS, VIVIAN SMITH, AND 2018-2019 OFFICERS ANN BERRY PRESIDENT GARY CROWE VICE PRESIDENT JAMES EAVES AGRICULTURAL DIVISION SECRETARY/TREASURER RAY HAUSER GENERAL CHAIRMAN DANI KING

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL DIVISION Ray Hauser, Gary Crowe, Frances Jouban, ADULT DIVISION Dani King, and James Eaves GENERAL CHAIRMAN DANI KING

WARD DIRECTORS CRAFTS MAGNOLIA FCE WARD ONE BRENDA WOOD CANNING CARLA BROWN SYLVIA JENKINS WARD TWO JAMES EAVES DORIS MAUM

WARD THREE GARY CROWE CULINARY PAT ANDREWS FRANCES JOUBAN CALA CROCKER PAT GILL DANI KING WARD FOUR JERRY COOLEY TEXTILES CALA CROCKER

WARD FIVE TINA STREAMS FLORAL STEPHANIE QUAVE WARD SIX TOBY LEGER CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL DIVISION WARD SEVEN LISA HARPER YOUTH DIVISION

WARD EIGHT RENEE GUILLORY GENERAL CHAIR DANI KING CRAFTS HOME SCHOOL WARD NINE JESSICA STEPHENS CANNING AT LARGE RAY HAUSER and CULINARY CALA CROCKER DARLENE HARGROVE CALA CROCKER HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS 4-H YOUTH

DIRECTOR REPRESENTATIVE of County Agent’s Office

FOR WARD INFORMATION SEE MAP LOCATED IN EXHIBIT HALL

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 1 YOUTH DIVISION GENERAL RULES GENERAL CHAIRMAN - DANI KING -All exhibitors must be residents of Beauregard Parish or Ward Seven of Vernon Parish, referred to as Ward Nine. YOUTH HORTICULTURE -All exhibitors must be the property of the exhibitor and pro- PRODUCTS duced or domiciled in Beauregard Parish or Ward Nine. -Exhibits will be accepted on Monday, September 30, 2019. GENERAL MANAGEMENT According to INSTRUCTION FOR ENTERING ARTICLES GENERAL CHAIRMAN GARY CROWE or specific instructions given under MANAGER KAY ALLEN PREMIUM LIST DEPARTMENT of this catalog. GROUNDS FAIR BOARD No entries in the Culinary Department shall be accepted after SECURITY BEAUREGARD noon Monday, September 30, 2019. PARISH SHERIFF DEPT. & DERIDDER All school and ward exhibits must be in the care of one or more CITY POLICE attendants. PARKING Quantities specified in premium lists must be strictly adhered to CATALOG KAY ALLEN in preparing exhibits for entry. CONCESSION, COMMERCIAL BOOTHS & GATES KAY ALLEN Exhibits not listed in the catalog will be accepted for exhibition purposes only. EVENT MANAGEMENT Interference with the work of the judges will bar exhibitor from CORONATION NECOLE ALLEN competition. LIL MISS BEAUFAIR STEPHANIE CARROLL Superintendents in each division will assist judges in performing TALENT their work, but have no influence in making awards. Judging in the Culinary Department begins at 1:00 PM on SENIOR CITIZEN’S DAY KAY ALLEN Monday, September 30, 2019. Please clear the area so the RON YULE Judges, Clerks, and Superintendents may move about freely. EXHIBITS The Exhibit Buildings will be closed Tuesday, October 1, 2019, THE BEAUREGARD PARISH FAIR ASSOCIATION, IT’S to all except authorized persons assisting with judging. These DIRECTORS AND OFFICER, AND ANY DESIGNATED areas will open to the public at Official opening time. JUDGES FAIR WORKERS NOR ANY OF THEM INDIVIDUALLY DECISIONS WILL BE FINAL IN ALL CATEGO- SHALL BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAM- RIES!!!!!!!! AGE OR INJURY OF ANY CHARACTER, TO ANY PER- Every exhibit MUST remain in place in all departments SON, ANIMAL, OR ARTICLE WHILE IT IS ON THE and classes until Sunday, October 06, 2019, except where BEAUREGARD PARISH FAIRGROUNDS, OR AT ANY special instructions are printed under the specific Depart- OTHER TIME OR PLACE. ment section of this catalog. Persons removing exhibits BEGINNING 2007 the Beauregard Parish Fair Association prior to Sunday October 06, 2019, will forfeit all prizes, nor the County Agent’s Office will no longer be responsible ribbons, and/or awards and will be barred from exhibiting for tagging and sending items to the State Fair in Shreveport in future fairs in Beauregard Parish. EXHIBITS MUST during the middle of October. Our decision was based on the BE PICKED UP SUNDAY, OCTOBER 06, 2019 BE- care of the parish exhibit items once they were in the posses- TWEEN 2 P.M. & 5 P.M. OR MONDAY, OCTOBER sion of the State Fair in Shreveport. All tagging and transpor- 07, 20119, BETWEEN 9:00 A.M. AND 1:00 P.M. EX- tation of the exhibits to the State Fair in Shreveport will be the HIBITS NOT PICKED UP THIS DATE WILL BE responsibility of each individual exhibitor. DESTROYED!!! PREMIUM CHECKS WILL BE When items are picked up on Monday, October 07, 2019 after GIVEN WITH PICKUP. PREMIUM CHECKS UN- Parish Fair, tagging materials will be available if exhibitors wish to take the personal responsibility of entering and trans- DER THE AMOUNT OF $5.00 WILL NOT BE porting their own exhibits to the State Fair in Shreveport. MAILED. In lieu of items not being taken to State Fair the Beauregard ``````````````````````````` Parish Fair Association will be offering a Sweepstakes, Best The Beauregard Parish Fair Office will be open 10:00 In Show Award for each section in youth work and adult A.M. until 2:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, September division. This Sweepstakes will be an award of $10 above and 16th, thru September 27th, 2019, to issue Exhibitor beyond any other award (s) received in each section. Numbers and tags for those persons wishing to complete paper work at home before opening day of the fair. Per- NOTICE: Fair Personnel have the right to sons who complete this process may pick up on opening refuse any entry that they do not feel worthy day with item No. 10 of the instructions below. This option ends at 2:00 P.M. September 27th, 2019! The fair of exhibit. Judges and fair personnel have the office is located at the south side at the entrance on right to add items into entry as deemed West Drive. Phone # 337-462-3135. necessry. Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 2 INSTRUCTIONS OF 10. Take the tagged article AND your entry form to the depart- ment superintendent who will initial your form, tear off the ENTERING EXHIBITS CLAIM CHECK (must have to claim your article after the 1. Use the entry form found in the back of this catalog or a fair), give the claim check to you, and accept your article for photocopy of the form in this catalog. List the articles you wish exhibit. to exhibit with the complete PREMIUM NUMBER as it is 11. After all articles are turned over to superintendents of depart- listed in the catalog. There will be some extra forms available on ments, return to station marked “TICKETS” Present your opening day at station marked “ENTRY FORMS” and in entry form to the person there. You will Receive admission livestock barn receiving area. tickets for each entry initialed by the Department Superinten- Please list livestock entries on a separate entry form from entries dent. placed in other departments. This entry tag is how you get paid. SAVE YOUR CLAIM CHECKS!! It must be completed in the name of the person entering item to COME BACK DURING THE FAIR TO SEE WHO THE assure proper payment. WINNERS ARE! On SUNDAY, October 06, 2019, 2:00 p.m. Until 5 P.M. And 2. LIVESTOCK ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON MONDAY, October 07, 2019, 9:00 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. Bring SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 FROM 2:00 P.M. your CLAIM CHECKS to the Department Superintendent UNTIL 5:00 P.M. ENTRIES ONLY-NO ANIMALS SHALL with whom you left your article who will return your articles to BE BROUGHT IN AT THIS TIME. LIVESTOCK EN- you. TRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER EXHIBITS MUST BE PICKED UP SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. 06, 2019 BETWEEN 2:00 P.M. AND 5 P.M. AND MON- DAY, OCTOBER 07, 2019, BETWEEN 9:00 A.M. AND 3. NO ENTRY IN ANY DEPARTMENT WILL BE 1:00 P.M. EXHIBITS NOT PICKED UP ON MONDAY, ACCEPTED WITHOUT A COMPLETED ENTRY OCTOBER 07, 2019 WILL BE DESTROYED. FORM AND A COMPLETED ENTRY TAG!!! PREMIUM LIST 4. Use BLACK INK PEN to Exhibitor #______0000 complete the entry from and Beauregard Parish Fair BEAUREGARD PARISH FAIR tags. (See sample at right:) Entry Tag Copy this information from catalog. AGRICULTURE 5. Name: Last, First, Middle DEPARTMENT WARD BOOTHS Department______Adult initial. Please print Section______1 SECTION 1 Class______Cakes 6. Address: MAILING PREMIUM NUMBER______A122 No growing plants may be entered for competition, but may be (All digits from catalog) used for decorative purposes. ADDRESS, CITY, Item Description______Angel Food STATE, ZIP ______No Frosting The Director or responsible person will be in charge of entries (ENTRIES WITHOUT ______in this department and diligence will be exercised to prevent loss Fold cover to this line and clip THIS INFORMATION Name______Jane Doe or damage, but in no case will the Fair Association assume WILL NOT BE Address______P.O. Box 0 responsibility for such loss or damage as may occur. ALL ACCEPTED.) City______,DeRidder LA Zip______70634 ENTRIES IN THIS DEPARTMENT MUST HAVE BEEN Ward #______Phone3 #______462-0000 GOWN OR MANUFACTURED IN THE WARD BY THE EXHIBITOR AND MUST BE CORRECTLY NAMED. 7. An exhibitor may enter only ONE of each premium number . Ward Director, or the person designated in charge of the ward If an item does NOT have a premium number it must go before booth, has the right to reject an unworthy exhibit and those the chairwoman to be accepted. If an item has a premium exhibits not grown in the ward. To promote agriculture educa- number it cannot be entered into “ANY OTHER” category. tion, diligence should be used to accurately enter items with the ANY OTHER PREMIUM number is the exception to the rule. correct premium numbers. Judges will not make awards to Entrant may enter more than one dissimilar item in this category. improperly labeled items. If there is a question, the chairwoman must be consulted. Every exhibit must remain in place until Sunday, October 06, 2019, and if not picked up on that date will be destroyed. 8. You will receive ONE FAIR ENTRY TICKET for each ARTICLE listed on your entry form. *With a MAXIMUM of 15 FAIR ENTRY TICKETS PER EXHIBITOR. Agricultural Booths will be scored as follows: *That is accepted for judging. 1. General Appearance 15 Points 2. Educational Feature 35 Points 9. Using same black ink pen, complete one tag for each article, A. Thoroughness and writing number of the tag in far right hand column of entry from Information 10 Points and attaching tag to article. B. Simplicity and Effectiveness 10 Points PLEASE NOTE: Department, Section and Class lines on the C. Educational tags are for your information only. You may write the word Value 15 Points “Adult” if you are entering in the adult department - “Canning” if you are entering canning and “Vegetable” if the item is a 3. Agricultural Products: 50 Points Vegetable. This is for your information to know where to carry A. Quality of Products 25 Points the exhibit to have it admitted or where to pick it up from your (Number of 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Place Exhibits) stud - the Premium Number will identify the item for judging! B. Variety of Products 25 Points Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 3 In judging the EDUCATIONAL FEATURE, the VEGETABLES judge will consider: CLASS 1 1. Agricultural Importance First Place: $1.50 2. Minimum of Printed Matter Second Place: $1.00 3. Simplicity (Ease of Understanding) Third Place: $0.75 4. Thoroughness of lesson portrayed 5. General Attractiveness SPECIAL RULE All vegetables exhibited must be fit for table use, and cannot In judging DECORATION AND ARRANGEMENT, be replaced with fresh vegetables to be judged. judges will consider: 1. Attractive appearance of the background Leafy vegetables (collards, mustard, turnips) must be EN- and the table TERED Monday, September 30, 2019, and can be 2. Symmetry and color harmony of the display BROUGHT FOR JUDGING by 8:00 A.M. Tuesday, Octo- 3. Free from excess clutter ber 1, 2019. 4. Uniformity, where desirable PREMIUM DESCRIPTION In judging AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, judges NUMBER will consider: 101 NINE Fresh Purple Hull Peas, Unshelled 1. How well the product represents the agricul 102 NINE Fresh Crowder Field Peas, Unshelled tural production of the world 103 NINE Any other Field Peas Worthy of Exhibit 2. U.S. Grades shall govern quality 104 NINE Fresh Green String Beans 105 NINE Limas, Green, Unshelled 3. Relative importance of products displayed 106 NINE Butter Peas, Green, Unshelled 107 NINE Pinto Beans, Unshelled SOMEONE FROM THE WARD MUST BE IN 108 SIX Bulbs Whole Garlic, Dry CHARGE OF THE BOOTH DURING ENTRY 109 ONE BUNCH Turnips with tops AND JUDGING. 110 ONE BUNCH Turnip Greens 111 ONE BUNCH Mustard Greens 112 ONE BUNCH Collard Greens 113 KALE 114 ONE BUNCH Any Other Greens Worthy of Exhibit 115 PIE PUMPKIN - 8” high or less PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID 116 PIE PUMPKIN over 8” 117 CUSHAW PUMPKIN IN ORDER OF PLACING: 118 GIANT PUMPKIN 119 NINE Pods Okra FIRST $250.00 120 ONE BUNCH (2.5-3 in. diameter) Green SECOND $240.00 Onions, any variety including Shallots THIRD $230.00 WASHED 121 HALF DOZEN Dry Shallots FOURTH $227.00 122 THREE Bell Peppers - Green FIFTH $225.00 123 THREE Bell Peppers - Red SIXTH $222.00 124 HALF DOZEN Red Cayenne Peppers SEVENTH $220.00 125 HALF DOZEN Green Cayenne Peppers 126 THREE Pimento Peppers EIGHTH $217.00 127 ONE DOZEN Tabasco Peppers NINTH $215.00 128 SIX Jalapeno Peppers 129 SIX Banana Peppers CHECKS WILL BE MADE OUT TO THE 130 TWELVE Birdeye Peppers WARD BOOTH COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON 131 SIX Habanero Peppers 132 SIX Hot or Sweet Peppers Any Other Variety 133 SIX Radishes, Round, Without Tops 134 THREE Radishes, Long, Without Tops 135 THREE Carrots, Long Type, Without Tops 136 THREE Tomatoes, Ripe, Medium to Large 137 SIX Tomatoes, Ripe, Cherry or Grape 138 THREE Tomatoes, Ripe, Pear shaped A BUNCH... 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PREMIUM NUMBER DESCRIPTION PREMIUM 189 SIX Kumquats, Sweet (Round) NUMBER DESCRIPTION 190 SIX Kumquats, Sour (Oblong) 139 THREE Red Irish Potatoes 191 THREE Apples 140 THREE White Irish Potatoes 192 SIX Mandarins 141 THREE Sweet Potatoes, Any Variety 193 SIX Calamondins 142 ONE Long-Type Watermelon 194 ONE DOZEN Muscadines, Tame 143 ONE Round Watermelon 195 ONE DOZEN Muscadines, Wild 144 ONE Cantaloupe 196 Any Other Fruit Worthy of Exhibit 145 ONE Honey Dew Melon 146 THREE Cucumbers 147 THREE Summer Squash-any other NUTS variety CLASS 3 148 THREE Yellow Squash First Place $1.50 149 THREE Zucchini Squash Second Place $1.00 150 THREE Scalloped Squash Third Place $0.75 151 TWO Winter Squash-any other variety 152 TWO Acorn Squash PREMIUM 153 TWO Butternut Squash NUMBER DESCRIPTION 154 TWO Spaghetti Squash 207 QUART Pecans, Old Crop 155 THREE Vegetable Pears (Mirlitons) 208 QUART Pecans, This Year 156 TWO Black Beauty Eggplants 209 QUART Chinese Chestnuts 157 THREE Eggplants, Any Variety 210 QUART Any Other Nuts Worthy 158 SIX Fresh Corn, Any Variety of Exhibit 159 ONE Green Gourd 160 THREE Green Gourds CANE 161 ONE Dry Gourd 162 THREE Dry Gourds CLASS 4 163 ONE Head of Lettuce First Place $1.50 164 Any Other Vegetable Worthy of Exhibit Second Place $1.00 Third Place $0.75

PREMIUM FRUIT NUMBER DESCRIPTION CLASS 2 222 FIVE STALKS Louisiana Purple First Place $1.50 Ribbon Cane Second Place $1.00 223 FIVE STALKS Any Other Variety Third Place $0.75 224 QUART/PINT Cane Syrup, Old Crop 225 QUART/PINT Blueberry Syrup 226 QUART/PINT Mayhaw Syrup 227 QUART/PINT Mulberry Syrup PREMIUM DESCRIPTION 228 QUART/PINT Muscadine Syrup NUMBER 229 QUART/PINT Black- 168 THREE Eating Pears berry Syrup 169 THREE Canning Pears 230 QUART/PINT Fig Syr- 170 THREE Pomegranates up 171 THREE Flat Shaped Persimmons 231 ANY OTHER SYRUP Worthy 172 THREE Tanenashi (Point- of Exhibit ed) Persimmons 173 THREE Any Other Pointed BEE PRODUCTS Persimmons CLASS 5 174 Display Citrus Fruits, THREE of Each Variety First Place $1.50 175 THREE Satsuma Oranges Second Place $1.00 176 THREE Naval Oranges Third Place $0.75 177 THREE Grapefruit, Any Variety 178 Three Lemons PREMIUM NUMBER DESCRIPTION 241 QUART Extracted Honey

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 5 316 SOAP, One Cake, Homemade, Unscented 317 LOTION MADE BAR HAY 318 ANY OTHER SOAP, Worthy of Exhibit 319 LARD -Quart Homemade CLASS 6 320 JERKY - BEEF First Place $1.50 321 JERKY - TURKEY Second Place $1.00 322 JERKY - WILD GAME Third Place $0.75 323 ANY OTHER JERKY BALE: 8x10x12 Inches or 1/4 324 Cracklings STANDARD BALE 325 Tobacco (No Exceptions) 326 Homemade Candles 327 Canned Meat PREMIUM 328 Any Other Item Worthy of Exhibit NUMBER DESCRIPTION 255 Bahia Grass CORN AND CORN PRODUCTS - CLASS 9 256 Bermuda, Alicia First Place $1.50...Second Place $1.00...Third Place $0.75 PREMIUM NUMBER DESCRIPTION 257 Bermuda, Coastal 329 SIX Ears, Yellow Hybrid 258 Bermuda, Common 330 SIX Ears, White Hybrid 259 Crabgrass 331 SIX Ears Any Other Variety or Cross 260 Native Grass (Not Crabgrass) 332 SIX Ears Popcorn, Any Variety 261 Any Other Grass Hay Worthy of Exhibit 333 ONE QUART White Cornmeal 334 ONE QUART Yellow Cornmeal BUNDLE/SHEAF 335 ANY OTHER CORN PRODUCT 265 Peanut Hay, Spanish Three Vines With Worthy of Exhibit Peanuts Attached (Cured) CULINARY HERB’S AND SEASONINGS 266 Peanut Hay, Any Other Variety CLASS 10 Three Vines With Peanuts Attached (Cured) First Place $1.50...Second Place $1.00... Third Place $0.75 267 Soybean Hay, Cured (One Bundle 6 One fourth cup to be displayed in zip-lock bag. inches in diameter) (Fresh herbs may be bundled.) 268 BUNDLE Non Grass Hay, Any Other Variety PREMIUM NUMBER DESCRIPTION 347 Bay Leaves-DRY 348 Chives-DRY SEEDS AND GRAINS -CLASS 7 349 Dill-DRY First Place $1.50 350 Ground Red Pepper-DRY Second Place $1.00 351 Mint-DRY Third Place $0.75 352 Oregano-DRY PREMIUM 353 Parsley-DRY NUMBER DESCRIPTION 354 Rosemary-DRY 279 ONE BUNDLE Rice, Any Variety 1 355 Sage-DRY 356 Sassafras (Gumbo File)-DRY and ½ inches in diameter as Butt 357 Sweet Basil-DRY 280 ONE QUART Whippoorwill Peas 358 Thyme-DRY 281 ONE QUART Clay Peas 359 Tarragon-DRY 282 ONE QUART Crowder Peas 360 ANY OTHER HERB or Seasoning-DRY 283 ONE QUART Black-eyed Peas 347F Bay Leaves-FRESH 284 ONE QUART Ladyfinger Peas 348F Chives-FRESH 285 ONE QUART Purple Hull Peas 349F Dill-FRESH 286 ONE QUART Dry Butter Peas 350F Ground Red Pepper-FRESH 351F Mint-FRESH 287 ONE QUART Dry Butter Beans 352F Oregano-FRESH 288 ONE QUART Dry Peas, Any Variety 353F Parsley-FRESH 289 ONE QUART Dry Beans, Any Variety 354F Rosemary-FRESH 290 ONE QUART Soybeans, Any Variety 355F Sage-FRESH 291 ONE QUART Speckled Velvet Beans 356F Sassafras (Gumbo File)-FRESH 292 ONE QUART Spanish Peanuts, Unshelled 357F Sweet Basil-FRESH 293 ONE QUART Peanuts, Any Other Variety, 358F Thyme-FRESH Unshelled 359F Tarragon-FRESH 360F ANY OTHER HERB or Seasoning-FRESH 294 ONE QUART Sunflower Seed 295 ONE QUART Long Grain Rice VINEGAR’S CLASS 11 296 ONE QUART Medium Grain Rice First Place $1.50, Second Place $1.00, Third Place $0.75 297 ONE BUNDLE, 6 Stalks, Sorghum Grain Vinegar’s Must Be In Glass Container With Cork Any Variety PREMIUM NUMBER DESCRIPTION 371 Herb Vinegar, Basil 298 ONE QUART Oats 372 Herb Vinegar, Tarragon 299 ONE QUART Corn 373 Herb Vinegar, Parsley 300 ONE QUART Wheat 374 Herb Vinegar, Rosemary 301 ONE QUART Any Other Seed Worthy Of 375 Herb Vinegar, Oregano Exhibit 376 Herb Vinegar, Thyme HOME MADE PRODUCTS - CLASS 8 377 Herb Vinegar, Cilantro First Place $1.50...Second Place $1.00...Third Place $0.75 378 Herb Vinegar, Sage PREMIUM NUMBER DESCRIPTION 379 Herb Vinegar, Dill 313 Fresh Farm Eggs 380 Herb Vinegar, Mint 314 ONE QUART Homemade Wine 381 Herb Vinegar, Chives 315 SOAP, One Cake, Homemade, Scented 382 Herb Vinegar, Any other flavor worthy of exhibit 383 Vinegar, Any other flavor worthy of exhibit Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 6 DEPARTMENT YOUTH Y149 Peas, Nine Pods, Green Unshelled Y150 Peppers, Six Any Other Hot DANI KING Y151 Peppers, Six Banana ALL YOUTH are encouraged to enter. Youth do not have to be mem- Y152 Peppers, Six Bell bers of 4-H, FFA, or FHA. Y153 Peppers, Six Cayenne GENERAL RULES Y154 Peppers, Six Jalapeno Only items produced after October, 2018 may be exhibited. Each Y155 Peppers, Twelve Tabasco exhibit must be the property of the exhibitor, and must have been grown, Y156 Potatoes, Three Red Irish canned, or constructed by the exhibitor named on the entry form and tag. Y157 Potatoes, Three White Irish Only products accompanied by a COMPLETED ENTRY FORM AND Y158 Radishes, Six TAG will be accepted. Y159 Shallots, Bunch of Six Green Prizes will be awarded only to articles deemed worthy of prize by the Y160 Shallots, Six Dry judge. Y161 Summer Squash, Three Any Variety All exhibits must be picked up Sunday, October 06, 2019 2:00 until 5:00 Y162 Sweet Potatoes, Three P.M. And Monday, October 07, 2019, between 9:00 A.M. and 1:00 P.M.. Y163 Tomatoes, Three Ripe No exhibits will be taken to the County Agent’s office, Y164 Turnips, Three in Bunch, No Tops ARTICLES NOT PICKED UP ON Y165 Vegetable Pears, Three MONDAY, OCTOBER 07, 2019 WILL BE DESTROYED. Y166 Winter Squash, Three Any Variety SECTION 1 - MISCELLANEOUS Y167 Any Other Vegetable Worthy of Exhibit Open to all youth to age nineteen CLASS...FIELD CROPS For JR. and SR. Divisions 1st $1.50; 2nd $1.00; 3rd $0.75 1st $1.50; 2nd $1.00; 3rd $0.75 Premium Number –Description CLASS....4-H RECORD BOOK Y174 Corn, Best Four Ears Any Prolific Variety Premium Number -Description Y175 Corn, Best Four Ears Large White Dent Y101 Junior Boys (grades 4 - 5) Y176 Corn, Best Four Ears Large Yellow Dent Y177 Corn, Four Ears Hybrid White Y102 Junior Girls (grades 4 - 5) Y178 Corn, Four Ears Hybrid Yellow Y103 Junior High Boy (grades 6 - 8) Y179 Cornmeal, Quart Y104 Junior High Girl (grades 6 - 8) Y180 Dry Beans, Quart Any Variety Y105 Senior Boy (grades 9 - 12) Y181 Dry Peas, Quart Any Variety Y106 Senior Girl (grades 9 - 12) Y182 Hay, Bale 8x10x12 inches Any Variety Y107 Special Boy Y183 Hay, Bundle Peanut Y108 Special Girl Y184 Honey, Quart Extract Y185 Honey, Quart With Comb SECTION 2-HORTICULTURE PRODUCTS Y186 Peanuts, Quart Any Other Variety Open to all youth to age nineteen Y187 Peanuts, Quart Spanish 1st $1.50; 2nd $1.00; 3rd $0.75 Y188 Pecans, Quart Any Variety Y189 Soy Beans, Six Stalks Any Variety CLASS.....FRUIT Y190 Sugar Cane, Six Stalks Any Variety Premium Number- Description Y191 Any Other Nut Worthy of Exhibit Y110 THREE Pomegranates Y192 Any Other Field Crop Worthy of Exhibit Y111 THREE Navel Oranges Y112 THREE Grapefruit, Any Variety CLASS:CULINARY HERBS & SEASONINGS Y113 THREE Lemons (DRIED ¼ CUP IN ZIP-LOCK BAG) Y114 SIX Limes 1ST $1.50; 2ND $1.00; 3RD $0.75 Y115 SIX Kumquats, Sweet Premium Number Description Y116 SIX Kumquats, Sour Y200 Bay Leaves-DRY Y117 Best Cantaloupe Y201 Chives-DRY Y118 Best Pumpkin, Under 8 inches Y202 Dill-DRY Y119 Best Pumpkin, Over 8 inches Y203 Ground Red Pepper-DRY Y120 Best Watermelon Y204 Mint-DRY Y121 One Cushaw Pumpkin Y205 Oregano-DRY Y122 Pears, Three, Any Variety Y206 Parsley-DRY Y123 Persimmons, Three Flat Shaped Y207 Rosemary-DRY Y124 Persimmons, Three Pear Shaped Y208 Sage-DRY Y125 Persimmons, Three Wild Y209 Sassafras (Gumbo File)-DRY Y126 THREE Satsumas Y210 Sweet Basil-DRY Y127 THREE Apples Y211 Thyme-DRY Y128 SIX Mandarins Y212 Tarragon-DRY Y129 SIX Calamondins Y213 Any Other Herb Worthy of Exhibit-DRY Y130 ONE DOZEN Muscadines, Tame Y131 ONE DOZEN Muscadines, Wild Y200F Bay Leaves-FRESH Y132 Any Other Fruit Worthy of Exhibit Y201F Chives-FRESH CLASS.....VEGETABLES Y202F Dill-FRESH Premium Numbers Description Y203F Red Pepper-FRESH Y139 Beans, Nine Pods, Green Y204F Mint-FRESH Y140 Cucumbers, Three Y205F Oregano-FRESH Y141 Eggplants, Two Black Beauty Y206F Parsley-FRESH Y142 Eggplants, Three, Any Variety Y207F Rosemary-FRESH Y143 Garlic, Three Whole Bulbs, Dry Y208F Sage-FRESH Y144 Gourds, Three Y209F Sassafras (Gumbo File)-FRESH Y145 Greens, One Bunch, Any Type Y210F Sweet Basil-FRESH Y146 Okra, Nine Pods Y211F Thyme-FRESH Y147 Onions, Bunch of Six Y212F Tarragon-FRESH Y148 Onions, Six Matured from Spring Garden Y213F Any Other Herb Worthy of Exhibit-FRESH

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 7 SECTION 3 PRE JUNIOR CLASS - PRE-JUNIOR NEEDLE CRAFT 7 years and under Premium Numbers Exhibitors may only enter ONE item per premium and PJ155 Counted Cross Stitch, Non-Wearable may NOT enter a similar item into “Any Other”. PJ156 Embroidery, Plain, Non-Wearable Example: cannot enter chocolate chip cookies into both PJ157 Embroidery, Liquid, Non-Wearable PJ111 and “Any Other” PJ158 Stenciled Items PJ159 Pillows PJ160 Crocheted Items, Any Other PRE-JUNIOR CAKES PJ161 Any Other Needle Craft, Worthy of Exhibit 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 CLASS - PRE-JUNIOR ART WORK Premium Number PJ100 Chocolate DRAWINGS FRAMED: PJ101 White Premium Numbers PJ102 Decorated Cupcakes (3) PJ170 Colored Pencil PJ103 Yellow PJ171 Crayon or Pastel PJ104 Cupcakes (3) PJ172 Pencil or Charcoal PJ105 Any Other Cake, Worthy of Exhibit PJ173 Colored Markers CLASS - PRE-JUNIOR COOKIES PJ174 Any Other Art Work (THREE PIECES EACH) DRAWINGS MATTED Premium Number PJ110 Boiled Premium Number PJ111 Chocolate Chip, Plain PJ177 Colored Pencil PJ112 Chocolate Chip, With PJ178 Pencil or Charcoal Variations PJ179 Crayon or Pastel PJ113 Decorated PJ180 Colored Marker PJ114 Oatmeal, Plain PJ181 Any Other Art Work PJ115 Oatmeal, With Variations PJ116 Peanut Butter, Plain CLASS - PRE-JUNIOR PJ117 Peanut Butter, With PAINTING, ORIGINAL Variations Premium Number PJ118 Rice Crispy, Original PJ185 Paint by Number Kit PJ119 Rice Crispy, Any Other PJ186 Water Color PJ120 Sugar, Plain PJ187 Glass/Plastic Painting PJ121 Sugar, With Variations PJ188 Ceramics PJ122 Brownies PJ189 Any Other Painting PJ123 Any Other Cookie, Worthy of Exhibit CLASS - PRE-JUNIOR HANDICRAFT CLASS - PRE-JUNIOR Premium Number MUFFINS (THREE PIECES) PJ193 Foam Craft - KIT Premium Number PJ194 Foam Craft - No Kit PJ130 Blueberry PJ195 Christmas Decorations PJ131 Cornbread Muffins PJ196 Costume Jewelry PJ132 Chocolate Chip Muffins PJ197 Decoupage PJ133 Strawberry Muffins PJ198 Desk Accessories PJ134 Mixed Berry Mufins PJ199 Ice Cream Stick Art PJ135 Any Other Berry Muffins PJ200 Leather PJ136 Any Other Muffins PJ201 Mosaic PJ202 Pine Cone Art CLASS - PRE-JUNIOR CLOTHING PJ203 Plaster Molds Premium Number PJ204 Sand Art PJ140 Clothing, Cross Stitched PJ205 Sun Catchers PJ141 Clothing, Textile Painted (Other than T-Shirts or PJ206 Wall Hanging Sweatshirts) PJ207 Wood Craft PJ142 Clothing, Tie-Dyed PJ208 Wreaths PJ143 T-Shirts, Textile Painted PJ209 Any Other Holiday Decoration PJ144 T-Shirts, Decorated other than painted PJ210 Duct Tape Art PJ145 Sweatshirts, Textile Painted PJ211 Recycled PJ146 Sweatshirts, decorated other than painted PJ212 Any Other Handicraft PJ147 Machine/Hand Sewn Garment PJ148 Poncho/Scarf CLASS - PRE-JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY PJ149 Decorated Tote Bag-Painted Premium Number PJ150 Decorated Tote Bag-NonPainted PJ215 Any Photograph, Set of Two PJ151 Any Other Clothing, Worthy of Exhibit Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 8 CLASS: YOUTH JUNIOR FRUITS QUART CANNED EXHIBITORS Premium Number Description J140 Figs J141 Peaches J142 Pears !!!PLEASE NOTE!!! J143 Blueberries J144 Dewberries J145 Blackberries PRE-JUNIOR DIVISION J146 Any Other Fruit Age 7 and under CLASS: JUNIOR DIVISION JUNIOR JUICE - QUART Age 8 to 13 begins with Section III Premium Number Description

J157 Grape Juice SENIOR DIVISION J158 Muscadine Juice Age 14 to 19 follows Junior Division J159 Blueberry Juice J160 Mayhaw Juice *Special Section for mentally and/or physically impaired J161 Plum Juice persons follows Senior Division. J162 Tomato Juice J163 Any Other Juice

CLASS: JUNIOR VEGETABLES CANNED Premium Number Description SECTION 4 J174 Beans, Lima or Butter, Pint JUNIOR CANNED GOODS J175 Beans, Lima or Butter, Quart 1ST $1.50; 2ND $1.00; 3RD $0.75 J176 Beans, Cut Green, Pint EXHIBITORS UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE J177 Beans Cut Green, Quart J178 Beans With New Potatoes, Quart J179 Beans, Any Other J180 Beets, Whole, Pint ALL ITEMS ENTERED IN THIS DEPARTMENT MUST J181 Beets, Whole, Quart HAVE BEEN PRODUCED OR PROCESSED BY THE EX- J182 Beets, Sliced, Pint HIBITOR. J183 Carrots, Sliced or Diced, Pint J184 Corn, Cream Style, Pint Exhibits must be in standard containers and the size specified J185 Corn, Whole Kernel, Pint under “Class” listed beside the entry number in this catalog. J186 English Peas, Pint Standard jars are those (8 oz. glass, pints, quarts) with the J187 Greens, Mustard, Pint name of the manufacturer (Kerr, Ball, Mason, Etc.) J188 Greens Spinach, Pint NO RE-USED COMMERCIAL PRODUCE JARS WILL J189 Greens, Turnips, Pint B E ACCEPTED. J190 Irish Potatoes, Whole, Quart J191 Okra, Whole, Pint J192 Okra, Sliced, Pint CLASS: J193 Peas, Crowder, Pint J194 Peas, Purple Hull, Pint JUNIOR FRUITS PINT CANNED J195 Peas, Any Other Variety, Pint Premium Number Description J196 Squash, Diced or Sliced, Pint J126 Figs J197 Sweet Potatoes, Quart J127 Peaches J198 Tomatoes, Whole, Pint J128 Pears J199 Tomatoes, Whole, Quart J129 Any Other Fruit J200 Any Other Vegetable, Pint J201 Any Other Vegetable, Quart

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 9 J277 Okra, Pickled, Pint CLASS-JUNIOR J278 Peppers, Banana, Pint JAMS AND JELLIES J279 Peppers, Banana, Quart J280 Peppers, Hot, Pint 8 0z. GLASS OR PINT J281 Peppers, Hot, Quart J282 Pear Relish, Pint Premium Number - Description J283 Jalapeno Pepper, Pint J212 Blackberry Jam J284 Jalapeno Pepper, Quart J213 Blueberry Jam J285 Any Other Pickle, Pint J214 Grape Jam J286 Any Other Pickle, Quart J215 Muscadine Jam J287 Any Other Sweet Pepper, Pint J216 Peach Jam J288 Any Other Sweet Pepper, Quart J217 Plum Jam J289 Any Other Relish, Pint J218 Strawberry Jam J219 Strawberry-Fig Jam CLASS-MISCELLANEOUS J220 Any Other Jam 1ST $2.00, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 J221 Apple Butter Premium Numbers-Description J222 Pear Butter J296 Fruits, 5 Varieties in Pints J223 Apple Jelly J297 Fruits, 5 Varieties in Quarts J224 Blueberry Jelly J298 Jelly, 5 Varieties in 8 oz Glass J225 Grape Jelly J299 Jelly, 5 Varieties in Pints J226 Mayhaw Jelly J300 Preserves, 5 Varieties in Pints J227 Muscadine Jelly J301 Vegetables, 5 Varieties in Pints J228 Pepper Jelly J302 Vegetables, 5 Varieties in Quart J229 Plum Jelly J230 Dewberry Jelly J231 Elderberry Jelly J232 Blackberry Jelly SECTION 5-JUNIOR BAKING J233 Any Other Jelly Exhibitors age eight to fourteen J234 Apple Pie Filling SPECIAL RULES J235 Any Other Pie Filling All entries must be baked by the exhibitor. All CLASS-JUNIOR PRESERVES entries should be on disposable plates or contain- Premium Numbers-Description er. We are not responsible for lost or broken J244 Fig, Pint plates or containers. J245 Fig, Quart ENTRY DEADLINE: All entries must be pre- J246 Peach, Pint sented to the superintendent in charge of Youth J247 Pear, Pint J248 Strawberry, Pint Work, Baking Section by NOON, September J249 Watermelon Rind, Pint 30, 2019. No exhibit shall be accepted in the J250 Apple Preserves baking category after noon, Monday Septem- J251 Any Other Preserves, Pint ber 30, 2019. Judging begins at 1:00 P.M. On Monday, Sep- CLASS-JUNIOR tember 30, 2019. Only authorized persons shall PICKLES AND RELISHES be allowed in the area. Breads, cakes, and pies Premium Numbers- Description may be picked up on Monday, September 30, J262 Bar-B-Que Sauce, Pint 2019 after 4:00 P.M. Be aware that ¼ of your J263 Picante Sauce, Pint exhibit will have been used for judging and dis- J264 Catsup, Pint play. J265 Chow Chow, Plain, Pint J266 Relish, Sweet, Pint J267 Relish, Dill Pickle, Pint SECTION 5-JUNIOR BAKING J268 Beets, Pickled, Pint 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 J269 Bread and Butter Pickles, Cucumber, Pint CLASS-JUNIOR BREADS J270 Bread and Butter Pickles, Squash, Pint Premium Numbers Description J271 Cucumber Pickles, Dill, Pint J313 Biscuits, Four J272 Cucumber Pickles, Dill, Quart J314 Cornbread, Whole Pone J273 Cucumber Pickles, Sour, Pint J315 Mexican Cornbread, Whole Pone J274 Cucumber Pickles, Sour, Quart J316 Quick Bread J275 Cucumber Pickles, Sweet, Pint J317 Yeast Bread J276 Cucumber Pickles, Sweet, Quart J318 Yeast Rolls, (3) J319 Sweet Rolls, (3) J320 Any Other Rolls, (3) Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 10 CLASS-JUNIOR CAKES Premium Numbers-Description J331 Chocolate SECTION 6-JUNIOR J332 Decorated J333 Devil’s Food HOME ECONOMICS J334 Carrot Exhibitors age eight to thirteen J335 White 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 J336 Angel Food J337 Yellow J338 Decorated Cupcakes (3) CLASS-JUNIOR KNITTING J339 Cupcakes (3) Premium Numbers-Description J340 Any Other Cake J520 Afghan J521 Cape CLASS-JUNIOR CANDY (THREE PIECES EACH) J522 Pot Holders J447 Candy Decorated J523 Shawl J448 Divinity J524 Sweater J449 Fudge, Chocolate J525 Any Other Article J450 Fudge, Peanut Butter J451 Peanut Brittle CLASS-JUNIOR CROCHET J452 Any Other Candy J536 Afghan J537 Bedspread CLASS-JUNIOR COOKIES (THREE PIECES EACH) J538 Cape J463 Bars J539 Pillow J464 Boiled J540 Pot Holders J465 Chocolate Chip, Plain J541 Rugs J466 Chocolate Chip, With Variations J542 Scarf J467 Decorated J543 Shawl J468 Oatmeal, Plain J544 Sweater J469 Oatmeal, With Variations J545 Any Other Article J470 Peanut Butter, Plain J471 Peanut Butter, With Variations CLASS-JUNIOR CLOTHING J472 Syrup/Gingerbread J556 Apron, Gathered J473 Refrigerator J557 Apron, Pinafore J474 Rice Crispy, Original J558 Best Dress J475 Rice Crispy, Any Other J559 Blouse J476 Sugar, Plain J560 Clothing, Quilted J477 Sugar, With Variations J561 Clothing, Embroidered J478 Brownies J562 Clothing, Cross Stitched J479 Fruitcake J563 Clothing, Appliquéd J480 Any Other Cookie - Other than cookies J564 Clothing, Textile Painted (Other entered in categories listed above than T-Shirts or Sweatshirts) J565 Clothing, Tie-dyed CLASS-JUNIOR PIES J566 Sleep wear J490 Apple J567 School Dress J491 Coconut J568 Shorts or pants J492 Chocolate J569 Skirt J493 Lemon J570 Sportswear J494 Pecan J571 Decorated or Painted Hats/Caps, Wearable J495 Any Other Pie J572 T-Shirts, Textile Painted J573 T-Shirts, Decorated other than CLASS-JUNIOR MUFFINS (THREE PIECES) Painted J501 Chocolate Chip Muffins J574 Sweatshirts, Textile Painted J502 Strawberry Muffins J575 Sweatshirts, Decorated other than Painted J503 Mixed Berry Muffins J576 Vest J504 Blueberry Muffins J577 Poncho/Scarf J505 Any Other Berry Muffin J578 Handmade Fabric Purse J506 Bran/Cereal Muffin J579 Decorated Tote Bag-Painted J507 Cornbread Muffins J580 Decorated Tote Bag-Not Painted J508 Mexican Cornbread Muffins J581 Weaving J509 Any Other Muffins J582 Any Other Clothing Article CLASS-JUNIOR SUGAR FREE BAKING J512 Cakes - Any Variety CLASS-JUNIOR NEEDLE CRAFT J513 Candy (THREE Pieces Each) J588 Bedspread or Comforter J514 Cookies (THREE Pieces Each) J589 Counted Cross Stitch, J515 Pies - Any Variety Non-Wearable J516 Muffins (THREE Pieces Each) J590 Embroidery, Crewel, Non-Wearable J517 Bread J518 Any Other Sugar Free Baking Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 11 CLASS-JUNIOR NEEDLE CRAFT - continued CLASS-JUNIOR PAINTING J591 Embroidery, Plain, Premium Numbers-Description Non-Wearable J650 Acrylic, Framed J592 Embroidery, Liquid, J651 Acrylic, Matted Non-Wearable J652 Mixed Media, Framed J593 Kitchen Towels, (2) J653 Mixed Media, Matted J594 Laundry Bag J654 Oil, Framed J595 Needlepoint, Any Article J655 Oil, Matted J596 Pillow, Latch Hooked J656 Water Color, Framed J597 Pillow, Any Other J657 Water Color, Matted J598 Pillow, Hand Made with quilting J658 Paint by Number, Oil/Acrylic J599 Pillow, Embroidered J659 Paint by Number, Marker J600 Pillow, Cross Stitched J660 Any China Painting J601 Pillowcases/Shams, Embroidered J661 Any Other Media, Framed or Matted J602 Place mats and Napkins (2 each) J662 Any Other Media, (Not Framed or Matted) J603 Plastic Canvas, Needlepoint J604 Oven Mitts/Pot Holders, (Set/2) CLASS-JUNIOR POETRY J605 Quilt/Comforter, Any Size J670 Original Poetry, Framed or Matted J606 Rug, Braided J607 Rug, Hooked CLASS-JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY J608 Stenciled Items (LESS THAN FIVE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED) J609 Wall Hanging PHOTOS MUST BE PLACED ON J610 Wall Hanging, Hooked 20 X 15 FOAM BOARD & Ready for Hanging J611 Any Other Needle Craft Article J675 Best 5 (4”x6”) Black & White J676 Best 5 (4”x6”) Color

SECTION 7-JUNIOR CLASS-JUNIOR COLLECTION ARTS AND CRAFTS 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 Exhibitors age Eight to Thirteen J687 Insect - (SHADOW BOX) All drawings, paintings, original poetry and photography J688 Native Woods of Louisiana (Binder) must be framed or suitably matted for hanging and have a J689 Native Tree Leaves (Binder) wire or other device (coke tab/ sawtooth hanger)attached J690 Leaves of Common LA Trees (Binder) so that work may be hung on pegboard hooks for exhibit. J691 Any Other Collection-Shadow It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to see that a wire is Box/ Foam Board attached securely and is strong enough to support the weight of his/her work. All framed or matted artwork CLASS-JUNIOR CERAMICS should have a wire attached for hanging. J701 Dry Brush Items will not be accepted if they are not J702 Glazed J703 Stained equipped with hangers. J704 Clay Pottery J705 Any Other Ceramics CLASS-JUNIOR ART WORK CLASS-JUNIOR HANDICRAFT 1ST, $1.50, 2ND, $1.00, 3RD $.75 J716 Artificial Flower Arrangement J717 Basketry Premium Numbers Description J718 Birdhouse J719 Candle Craft DRAWINGS FRAMED: J720 Christmas Decoration J620 Colored Pencil J721 Any Other Holiday Decoration J621 Ink J722 Costume Jewelry J622 Crayon or Pastel J723 Decoupage J623 Markers J724 Fabric, Item Made From Fabric J624 Pencil or Charcoal J725 Fabric Painting, Other Than Clothing J625 Chalk J726 Glass, Etching, Stained Glass, Etc. J626 Any Other Drawing J727 Glass Painting J728 Homemade Toy or Game, No Kit DRAWINGS MATTED: J729 Ice Cream Stick Art J635 Colored Pencil J730 Lamps J636 Ink J731 Leather J637 Crayon or Pastel J732 Bath Accessories J638 Markers J733 Macramé, Plant Hanger J639 Pencil or Charcoal J640 Chalk J641 Any Other Drawing

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 12 CLASS-JUNIOR HANDICRAFT- Continued CLASS-SENIOR FRUITS, PINT CANNED Premium Number -Description J734 Macramé, Any Other S766 Figs J735 Metal Etching and/or Tooling S767 Peaches J736 Metal Craft, No Kit S768 Pears J737 Mosaic, Paper, Seeds, Glass, etc. S769 Any Other Fruit J738 Paper Mache J739 Pine Cone Art CLASS-SENIOR FRUITS, QUART CANNED J740 Plaster molds Premium Number -Description J741 Rubbings, Paper, Metal, Etc. S780 Figs J742 Sand Art S781 Peaches J743 Soft Sculpture S782 Pears J744 String Art S783 Blueberries J745 Sun Catchers S784 Dewberries J746 Toy or Game Kit - NO LEGOS S785 Blackberries J747 Weaving S786 Any Other Fruit J748 Wood Burning J749 Woodcraft, Ages 11 & Under CLASS-SENIOR No Kits J750 Woodcraft, Ages 12 & 13-No Kits BERRIES/JUICE, QUART J751 Wreaths Premium Numbers-Description J752 Desk Accessories S794 Blackberries, Dewberries J753 Bulletin Boards S795 Blueberries J754 Waste Baskets S796 Any Other Berries J755 Painted Vegetables S797 Grape Juice J756 Koolaid Bag Articles S798 Muscadine Juice J757 Scrapbook Pages (2) S799 Blueberry Juice J758 Recycled Art S800 Mayhaw Juice J759 Lego S801 Plum Juice J761 Duck Tape Art S802 Tomato Juice J760 Any Other Handicraft S803 Any Other Juice CLASS-SENIOR VEGETABLES, CANNED Premium Numbers-Description S814 Beans, Lima or Butter, Pint S815 Beans, Lima or Butter, Quart S816 Beans, Cut Green, Pint S817 Beans, Cut Green, Quart S818 Beans with New Potatoes, Quart S819 Beans, Any Other S820 Beets, Whole, Pint S821 Beets, Whole, Quart S822 Beets, Sliced, Pint SECTION 8-YOUTH S823 Carrots, Sliced or Diced, Pint S824 Corn, Cream Style, Pint SENIOR S825 Corn, Whole Kernel, Pint S826 English Peas, Pint S827 Greens, Mustard, Pint CANNED GOODS S828 Greens, Spinach, Pint S829 Greens, Turnips, Pint Exhibitors 14 to 19 years of age S830 Irish Potatoes, Whole, Quart 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $0.75 S831 Okra, Whole, Pint S832 Okra, Sliced, Pint ALL ITEMS ENTERED IN THIS DEPARTMENT S833 Peas, Crowder, Pint MUST HAVE BEEN PRODUCED OR PRO- S834 Peas, Purple Hull, Pint CESSED BY THE EXHIBITOR. S835 Peas, Any Other Variety, Pint S836 Squash, Diced or Sliced, Pint Exhibits must be in standard containers and the size S837 Sweet Potatoes, Quart specified under “Class” listed beside the entry number S838 Tomatoes, Whole, Pint in this catalog. Standard jars are those (8oz. Glass, S839 Tomatoes, Whole, Quart pints, quarts) with the name of the manufacturer S840 Any Other Vegetable, Pint (Kerr, Ball, Mason, etc.) S841 Any Other Vegetable, Quart No reused commercial produce jars will be accepted.

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 13 CLASS-SENIOR S915 Cucumber Pickles, Sweet, Pint JAMS AND JELLIES S916 Cucumber Pickles, Sweet, Quart S917 Okra, Pickled, Pint 80Z. GLASS OR PINT S918 Peppers, Banana, Pint S919 Peppers, Banana, Quart Premium Number -Description S920 Peppers, Hot, Pint S852 Blackberry Jam S921 Pepper, Hot, Quart S853 Blueberry Jam S922 Pear Relish, Pint S854 Grape Jam S923 Jalapeno Pepper, Pint S855 Muscadine Jam S924 Jalapeno Pepper, Quart S856 Peach Jam S925 Any Other Pickle, Pint S857 Plum Jam S926 Any Other Pickle, Quart S858 Strawberry Jam S927 Any Other Sweet Pepper, Pint S859 Strawberry-Fig Jam S928 Any Other Sweet Pepper, Quart S860 Any Other Jam S929 Any Other Relish, Pint S861 Apple Jelly S862 Pear Butter S863 Apple Butter CLASS-SENIOR S864 Blueberry Jelly MISCELLANEOUS S865 Grape Jelly 1ST $2.00, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 S866 Mayhaw Jelly S867 Muscadine Jelly Premium Number -Description S868 Pepper Jelly S936 Fruits, 5 Varieties in Pints S869 Plum Jelly S937 Fruits, 5 Varieties in Quarts S870 Dewberry Jelly S938 Jelly, 5 Varieties in 8 oz. Glass S871 Blackberry Jelly S939 Jelly, 5 Varieties in Pints S872 Elderberry Jelly S940 Preserves, 5 Varieties in Pints S873 Any Other Jelly S941 Vegetables, 5 Varieties in Pints S942 Vegetables, 5 Varieties in Quarts CLASS-SENIOR PRESERVES

Premium Number -Description S884 Fig, Pint S885 Fig, Quart S886 Peach, Pint S887 Pear, Pint SECTION 9 S888 Strawberry, Pint S889 Watermelon Rind, Pint S890 Apple Preserves, Pint SENIOR BAKING S891 Any Other Preserves, Pint Exhibitors 14 to 19 years of age

CLASS-SENIOR SPECIAL RULES PICKLES AND RELISHES All entries must be baked by the exhibitor. All entries should be on disposable plates or containers. Premium Number -Description We are not responsible for lost of broken plates S902 Bar-B-Que Sauce, Pint or containers. S903 Picante Sauce, Pint ENTRY DEADLINE: All entries must be present- S904 Catsup, Pint ed to the superintendent in charge of Youth Work, S905 Chow Chow, Plain, Pint Baking Section be NOON, September 30, 2019. S906 Relish, Sweet, Pint No exhibit shall be accepted in the baking category S907 Relish, Dill Pickle, Pint after noon, Monday, September 30, 2019. S908 Beets, Pickled, Pint Judging begins at 1:00 P.M. on Monday, Septem- S909 Bread and Butter Pickles, Cucumber, Pint S910 Bread and Butter Pickles, Squash, Pint ber 30, 2019. S911 Cucumber Pickles, Dill, Pint Only authorized persons shall be allowed in the area. S912 Cucumber Pickles, Dill, Quart When judging is completed and ¼ samples are re- S913 Cucumber Pickles, Sour, Pint moved for display, these may be picked up Monday S914 Cucumber Pickles, Sour, Quart at 4:00 P.M., from cakes, pies and breads.

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 14 CLASS-SENIOR BREADS S1049 Mexican Cornbread Muffins 1ST $1,50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 S1050 Any Other Muffins Premium Numbers-Description CLASS-SENIOR SUGAR FREE BAKING S953 Biscuits, THREE Premium Number-Description S954 Cornbread (Whole Pone) S1052 Cakes - Any Variety S955 Mexican Cornbread (Whole Pone) S1053 Candy (3 Pieces Each) S956 Quick Bread S1054 Cookies (3 Pieces Each) S957 Yeast Bread S1055 Pies - Any Variety S958 Yeast Rolls, THREE S1056 Muffins (3 Pieces Each) S959 Sweet Rolls, THREE S1057 Bread S960 Any Other Rolls, THREE S1058 Any Other Sugar Free Baking CLASS-SENIOR CAKES Premium Number-Description SECTION 10 S971 Chocolate SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS S972 Carrot Exhibitors 14 to 19 years of age S973 Decorated 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 S974 Devils’ Food S975 White CLASS-SENIOR KNITTING S976 Angel Food Premium Numbers-Description S977 Yellow S1062 Afghan S978 Decorated Cupcakes THREE S1063 Cape S979 Cupcakes THREE S1064 Pot Holders S980 Any Other Cake S1065 Shawl CLASS-SENIOR CANDY (THREE PIECES EACH) S1066 Sweater Premium Number-Description S1067 Any Other Article S988 Candy Decorated CLASS-SENIOR CROCHET S989 Divinity Premium Numbers-Description S990 Fudge, Chocolate S1078 Afghan S991 Fudge, Peanut Butter S1079 Bedspread S992 Peanut Brittle S1080 Cape S993 Any Other Candy S1081 Pillow CLASS-SENIOR COOKIES (THREE PIECES EACH) S1082 Pot Holders Premium Number-Description S1083 Rugs S1004 Bars S1084 Scarf S1005 Boiled S1085 Shawl S1006 Brownies S1086 Sweater S1007 Chocolate Chip, Plain S1087 Any Other Article S1008 Chocolate Chip, With Variations CLASS-SENIOR CLOTHING S1009 Decorated Premium Numbers-Description S1010 Oatmeal, Plain S1098 Apron, Gathered S1011 Oatmeal, With Variations S1099 Apron, Pinafore S1012 Peanut Butter, Plain S1100 Best Dress S1013 Peanut Butter, With Variations S1101 Blouse S1014 Syrup/Gingerbread S1102 Clothing, Quilted S1015 Refrigerator S1103 Clothing, Embroidered S1016 Rice Crispy, Original S1104 Clothing, Appliquéd S1017 Rice Crispy, Any Other S1105 Clothing, Cross Stitched S1018 Sugar, Plain S1106 Clothing, Textiles Painted S1019 Sugar, With Variation S1107 Clothing, Tie-Dyed S1020 Fruitcake S1108 Sleep wear S1021 Any Other Cookie - other than S1109 School Dress cookies entered in categories above S1110 Shorts or Pants CLASS-SENIOR PIES S1111 Skirt Premium Number-Description S1112 Sportswear S1032 Apple S1113 Decorated or Painted Hats/Caps, Wearable S1033 Coconut S1114 Decorated T-Shirts, Painted S1034 Chocolate S1115 Decorated T-Shirts, Other than painted S1035 Lemon S1116 Sweatshirts, Textile Painted S1036 Pecan S1117 Vest S1037 Any Other Pie S1118 Decorated Sweatshrts, Other Than Painted CLASS-SENIOR MUFFINS (THREE PIECES) S1119 Poncho Scarf Premium Number-Description S1120 Handmade Fabric Purse S1043 Chocolate Chip Muffins S1121 Koolaid Bag Articles S1044 Strawberry Muffins S1122 Decorated Tote Bat - Painted S1045 Mixed Berry Muffins S1123 Decorated Tote Bag - Not Painted S1046 Any Other Berry Muffins S1124 Weaving S1047 Blueberry Muffins S1125 Any Other Clothing Article S1048 Cornbread Muffins Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 15 CLASS-SENIOR NEEDLE CRAFT CLASS-SENIOR PAINTING Premium Numbers-Description S1130 Bedspreads or Comforter Premium Number-Description S1131 Counted Cross Stitch Non Wearable S1183 Acrylic, Framed S1132 Embroidery, Crewel Non Wearable S1184 Acrylic, Matted S1133 Embroidery, Plain Non Wearable S1185 Mixed Media, Framed S1134 Embroidery, Liquid Non Wearable S1186 Mixed Media, Matted S1135 Kitchen Towels (2) S1187 Oil, Framed S1136 Laundry Bag S1188 Oil, Matted S1137 Needlepoint, Any Article S1189 Water Color, Framed S1138 Pillow, Cross Stitched S1190 Water Color, Matted S1139 Pillow, Embroidered S1191 Painted by Number, Oil/Acrylic S1140 Pillow, Latch Hooked S1192 Painted by Number, Marker S1141 Pillow, Any Other S1193 Any China Painting S1142 Pillow, Hand Made With Quilting S1194 Any Other Media, Framed S1143 Pillowcases/Sham Embroidered Matted S1144 Place mats and Napkins (2 Each) S1145 Plastic Canvas, Needlepoint CLASS-SENIOR POETRY S1146 Pot Holders/Oven Mitts, Set of Two Premium Number-Description S1147 Quilt/Comforter Any Size S1203 Original Poetry, Framed/Matted S1148 Rug, Braided S1149 Rug, Hooked CLASS-SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHY S1150 Stenciled Items (LESS THAN FIVE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED) S1151 Wall Hanging PHOTOS MUST BE PLACED ON S1152 Wall Hanging, Hooked 20 X 15 FOAM BOARD & READY FOR HANGING S1153 Any Other Needle Craft Article Premium Number-Description S1209 Best 5 (4”x6”) Black & White SECTION 11 S1210 Best 5 (4”x6”) Colored

SENIOR CLASS-SENIOR CERAMICS ARTS AND CRAFTS Exhibitors 14 to 19 years of age Premium Number-Description All drawings, paintings, original poetry and photography S1221 Dry Brush must be framed or suitably matted for hanging and have a S1222 Glazed wire attached so that work may be hung on pegboard hooks S1223 Stained for exhibit. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to see that a S1224 Clay Pottery wire is attached securely and is strong enough to support S1225 Any Other Ceramics the weight of his work. All framed or matted artwork should have a wire attached for hanging. Items will not be CLASS-SENIOR COLLECTION accepted if they are not equipped with hangers Premium Number-Description S1236 Insect - SHADOW BOX CLASS-SENIOR S1237 Native Woods of Louisiana (BINDER) ART WORK S1238 Native Tree Leaves (BINDER) 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 S1239 Any Other Variety Collection SHADOW BOX/BINDER Premium Number-Description DRAWINGS FRAMED: CLASS-SENIOR HANDICRAFT S1161 Markers Premium Number-Description S1162 Chalk S1163 Colored Pencil S1250 Artificial Flower Arrangement S1164 Ink S1251 Basketry S1165 Crayon or Pastel S1252 Birdhouse S1166 Pencil or Charcoal S1253 Candle Craft S1167 Any Other Drawing S1254 Christmas Decoration DRAWING MATTED: S1255 Any Other Holiday Decoration S1168 Colored Pencil S1256 Costume Jewelry S1169 Ink S1257 Decoupage S1170 Crayon or Pastel S1258 Fabric, Item Made From Fabric S1171 Pencil or Charcoal S1259 Fabric Painting, Other Than Clothing S1172 Marker S1260 Glass Etching, Stained Glass, etc S1173 Chalk S1174 Acrylic (Not Framed or Matted) S1175 Any Other Drawing Continued On Next Page

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 16 SENIOR HANDICRAFT : CONTINUED CLASS-FRUITS S1261 Glass Painting PINT S1262 Homemade Toy or Game, No Kit S1263 Ice Cream Stick Art Premium Number Description S1264 Lamps SP101 Figs S1265 Leather SP102 Peaches S1266 Bath Accessories SP103 Pears S1267 Macramé, Plant Hanger SP104 Any Other Fruit S1268 Macramé, Any Other S1269 Metal Etching and/or Tooling CLASS-FRUITS S1270 Metal Craft, No Kit QUART CANNED S1271 Mosaic, Paper, Seeds, Glass, etc. S1272 Paper Meche Premium Number Description S1273 Pine Cone Art SP110 Figs S1274 Plaster SP111 Peaches S1275 Rubbings, Paper, Metal, etc. SP112 Pears S1276 Sand Art SP113 Blueberries S1277 Soft Sculpture SP114 Dewberries S1278 String Art SP115 Blackberries S1279 Sun Catcher SP116 Any Other Fruit S1280 Toy or Game Kit - NO LEGOS S1281 Weaving CLASS-BERRIES/JUICE S1282 Wood Burning QUART S1283 Woodcraft, No Kits S1284 Wreaths Premium Number Description S1285 Desk Accessories SP120 Blackberries, Dewberries S1286 Bulletin Board SP121 Blueberries S1287 Waste Basket SP122 Any Other Berries S1288 Painted Vegetables SP123 Grape Juice S1289 Koolaid Bag Articles SP124 Muscadine Juice S1290 Scrapbook Pages (2) SP125 Blueberry Juice S1291 Recycled Art SP126 Mayhaw Juice S1292 Duct Tape Art SP127 Plum Juice S1293 Any Other Handicraft SP128 Tomato Juice SP129 Any Other Juice

SECTION 12 CLASS-VEGETABLES SPECIAL SECTION FOR CANNED MENTALLY & PHYSICALLY Premium Number Description IMPAIRED PERSONS SP140 Beans, Lima or Butter, Pint Recognizing that many of the greatest contribution to SP141 Beans, Lima or Butter, Quart SP142 Beans, Cut Green, Pint art have come from persons with physical or mental SP143 Beans, Cut Green, Quart disabilities, and with the hope that a special section SP144 Beans With New Potatoes, Quart for those competitors will encourage them to share SP145 Beans, Any Other their accomplishments with fair goers, the Beaure- SP146 Beets, Whole, Pint gard Parish Fair is proud of this special section for SP147 Beets, Whole, Quart competition among these persons. SP148 Beets, Sliced, Pint SP149 Carrots, Sliced or Diced, Pint SECTION XII-SPECIAL CANNED GOODS SP150 Corn, Cream Style, Pint 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $0.75 SP151 Corn, Whole Kernel, Pint ALL ITEMS ENTERED IN THIS DEPARTMENT SP152 English Peas, Pint MUST HAVE BEEN PRODUCED OR PRO- SP153 Greens, Mustard, Pint SP154 Greens, Spinach, Pint CESSED BY THE EXHIBITOR. SP155 Greens, Turnip, Pint Exhibits must be in standard containers and the size SP156 Irish Potatoes, Whole Quart specified under •Class•listed beside the entry number SP157 Okra, Whole, Pint in this catalog. Standard jars are those (8 oz. glass, SP158 Okra, Sliced, Pint pints, quarts) with the name of the manufacturer SP159 Peas, Crowder, Pint SP160 Peas, Purple Hull, Pint (Kerr, Ball, Mason, etc.) NO RE-USED COMMERCIAL PRODUCE JARS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 17 SP161 Peas, Any Other Variety, Pint SP226 Cucumber Pickles, Sour, Pint SP162 Squash, Diced or Sliced, Pint SP227 Cucumber Pickles, Sour, Quart SP163 Sweet Potatoes, Quart SP228 Cucumber Pickles, Sweet, Pint SP164 Tomatoes, Whole, Pint SP229 Cucumber Pickles, Sweet, Quart SP165 Tomatoes, Whole, Quart SP230 Okra, Pickled, Pint SP166 Any Other Vegetable, Pint SP231 Peppers, Banana, Pint SP167 Any Other Vegetable, Quart SP232 Peppers, Banana, Quart SP233 Peppers, Hot, Pint CLASS SP234 Peppers, Hot, Quart JAMS AND JELLIES SP235 Any Other Pickles, Pint 8 OZ. GLASS OR PINT SP236 Any Other Pickles, Quart

Premium Number-Description SP175 Blackberry Jam SP176 Blueberry Jam SP177 Grape Jam SECTION 13 SP178 Muscadine Jam SP179 Peach Jam SPECIAL BAKING SP180 Plum Jam SP181 Strawberry Jam SPECIAL RULES SP182 Strawberry-Fig Jam All entries must be baked by the exhibitor. All entries SP183 Any Other Jam SP184 Apple Butter should be on disposable plates or containers. We are not SP185 Pear Butter responsible for lost or broken plates or containers. SP186 Apple Jelly SP187 Blueberry Jelly SP188 Grape Jelly ENTRY DEADLINE: All entries must be presented to SP189 Mayhaw Jelly the superintendent in charge of Youth Work, Baking SP190 Muscadine Jelly Section by NOON, September 30, 2019 No exhibit shall SP191 Pepper Jelly be accepted in the baking category after noon, Monday, SP192 Plum Jelly September 30, 2019. SP193 Any Other Jelly Judging begins at 1:00 P.M. on Monday, September 30, CLASS 2019, and only authorized persons shall be allowed in the PRESERVES area. When judging is completed and ¼ samples are removed Premium Number-Description for display, entries may be picked up Monday at 4 P.M. SP200 Fig, Pint SP201 Fig, Quart CLASS - BREADS SP202 Peach, Pint 1ST $1.50. 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 SP203 Pear, Pint SP204 Strawberry, Pint Premium Number Description SP205 Watermelon Rind, Pint SP246 Biscuits, THREE SP206 Any Other Preserve, Pint SP247 Cornbread (Whole Pone) SP248 Mexican Cornbread CLASS SP249 Quick Bread SP250 Yeast Bread PICKLES AND RELISHES SP251 Yeast Rolls, THREE SP252 Sweet Rolls, THREE Premium Number-Description SP253 Any Other Rolls, THREE SP215 Bar-B-Que Sauce, Pint SP216 Picante Sauce, Pint CLASS - CAKES SP217 Catsup, Pint Premium Number -Description SP218 Chow Chow, Plain, Pint SP260 Chocolate SP219 Relish, Sweet, Pint SP261 Decorated SP220 Relish, Dill Pickle, Pint SP262 Devil’s Food SP221 Beets, Pickled, Pint SP263 Carrot SP222 Bread and Butter Pickles, Cucumber, SP264 White Pint SP265 Angel Food SP223 Bread and Butter Pickles, Squash, SP266 Yellow Pint SP267 Cupcakes SP224 Cucumber Pickles, Dill, Pint SP268 Decorated Cup Cakes THREE SP225 Cucumber Pickles, Dill, Quart SP269 Cup Cakes THREE SP270 Any Other Cake

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 18 SECTION 14 SPECIALHOME ECONOMICS All framed needlework should have a wire attached CLASS-CANDY for hanging. (THREE PIECES EACH) 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 Premium Number -Description SP275 Candy Decorated SP276 Divinity CLASS SP277 Fudge, Chocolate CLOTHING SP278 Fudge, Peanut Butter SP279 Peanut Brittle Premium Number -Description SP280 Any Other Candy SP335 Apron, Gathered SP336 Apron, Pinafore CLASS-COOKIES SP337 Best Dress (THREE PIECES EACH) SP338 Blouse Premium Number -Description SP339 Clothing, Embroidered SP285 Bars SP340 Clothing, Appliquéd SP286 Boiled SP341 Clothing, Textile Painted SP287 Brownies SP342 Clothing, Tye-Dyed SP288 Chocolate Chip, Plain SP343 Pajamas SP289 Chocolate Chip, With Variations SP344 School Dress SP290 Decorated SP345 Shorts or Pants SP291 Oatmeal, Plain SP346 Skirt SP292 Oatmeal, With Variations SP347 Sportswear SP293 Peanut Butter, Plain SP348 Decorated Hats/Caps, Wearable SP294 Peanut Butter, With Variations SP349 T-shirt, Textile Painted SP295 Syrup/ Gingerbread SP350 T-shirt, Decorated other than Painted SP296 Refrigerator SP351 Sweatshirt, Textile Painted SP297 Rice Crispy, Original SP352 Sweatshirt, Decorated other than SP298 Rice Crispy, Any Other Painted SP299 Sugar, Plain SP353 Vest SP300 Sugar, With Variations SP354 Poncho/ Scarf SP301 Fruitcake SP355 Purse SP302 Any Other Cookie-other than SP356 Visors cookies entered in categories SP357 Any Other Clothing Article listed above CLASS NEEDLECRAFT CLASS-PIES Premium Number -Description Premium Number -Description SP310 Apple SP365 Bedspread or Comforter SP311 Coconut SP366 Counted Cross Stitch, Non-Wearable SP312 Chocolate SP367 Embroidery, Crewel, Non-Wearable SP313 Lemon SP368 Embroidery, Plain, Non-Wearable SP314 Pecan SP369 Embroidery, Liquid, Non-Wearable SP315 Any Other Pie SP370 Kitchen Towels (2) SP371 Laundry Bag CLASS-MUFFINS SP372 Needlepoint, Any Article (THREE PIECES) SP373 Pillow, Latch Hooked Premium Number -Description SP374 Pillow, Any Other SP320 Blueberry SP375 Pillow, Hand Made with quilting Or SP321 Bran/Cereal Needlework SP322 Cornbread Muffins SP376 Pillowcases/ Shams, Embroidered SP323 Mexican Cornbread Muffins SP377 Place Mats and Napkins (2 each) SP324 Chocolate Chip Muffins SP378 Plastic Canvas, Needlepoint SP325 Strawberry Muffins SP379 Oven Mitts/ Pot Holders, (Set/2) SP326 Mixed Berry Muffins SP380 Quilt/ Comforter, Any Size SP327 Any Other Muffin SP381 Rug, Braided SP382 Rug, Hooked SP383 Stenciled Items SP384 Wall Hanging SP385 Wall Hanging, Hooked SP386 Small Blanket SP387 Any Other Needle Craft Article Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 19 SECTION 15 ARTS AND CRAFTS CLASS-SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 (LESS THAN FIVE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED) CLASS-CERAMICS PHOTOS MUST BE PLACED ON Premium Number -Description 10 x 15 FOAM BOARD SP395 Dry Brush SP500 Best 5 (4”x6”) Black & White SP396 Glazed SP501 Best 5 (4”x6”) Color SP397 Stained SP398 Clay Pottery CLASS-SPECIAL POETRY SP399 Any Other Ceramics SP600 Original Poetry, Framed or Matted CLASS-HANDICRAFT Premium Number -Description SP410 Artificial Flower Arrangement SP411 Basketry In lieu of items not being taken to State Fair SP412 Birdhouse Beauregard Parish Fair Association SP413 Candle Craft SP414 Christmas Decoration will be offering a SP415 Any Other Holiday Decoration SP416 Costume Jewelry SWEEPSTAKES, SP417 Decoupage SP418 Fabric, Item Made From Fabric BEST IN SHOW AWARD SP419 Fabric, Painting, Other than for each section in youth work Clothing SP420 Glass, Etching, Stained Glass, Etc. and adult division. SP421 Glass Painting This Sweepstakes will be an award of $10 above and SP422 Homemade Toy or Game, No Kits beyond any other award (s) received in each section. SP423 Ice Cream Stick Art SP424 Lamps SP425 Leather SP426 Macramé, Plant Hanger SP427 Macramé, Any Other SP428 Metal Etching and/or Tooling GENERAL SP429 Metal Craft, No Kit SP430 Mosaic, Paper, Seeds, Glass, Etc. SP431 Paper Mache SP432 Pine Cone Art RULES SP433 Plaster SP434 Rubbings, Paper, Metal, Etc. Exhibits such as biscuits, cornbread, doughnuts, muffins, rolls, SP435 Sand Art cookies, and covered in plastic wrap. candy should be displayed SP436 Soft Sculpture on a six inch disposable plate and . For other details refer to SP437 String Art page 3 of this catalog for instructions on how to enter an exhibit. SP438 Sun Catcher Amateur exhibitors only. A professional is defined as anyone SP439 Toy or Game Kit - NO LEGOS who takes orders for six or more items in a year in their special SP440 Weaving field, or one who receives money for teaching classes. SP441 Wood Burning No article may be entered to compete for more than one premium. SP442 Woodcraft, Ages 13 and under-No Kit Every exhibit must remain in place until Sunday, October 06, SP442A Woodcraft with Kit (13 and Under) 2019, 2:00 P.M. Until 5:00 P.M. Or Monday, October 07, 2019 SP443 Woodcraft, Ages 14 to 19 No Kit and must be picked up between the hours of 9:00 A.M. Until SP443A Woodcraft with Kit (14 to 19) 1:00 P.M. SP444 Woodcraft, 19 and above No Kit Judging in CULINARY DEPARTMENT begins at 1:00 P.M. on SP444A Woodcraft with Kit (19 and Over) Monday, September 30, 2019. NO ENTRIES SHALL BE SP445 Wreaths ACCEPTED IN THE CULINARY DEPARTMENT AFTER 12 SP446 Painted Vegetables NOON ON September 30, 2019. SP447 Koolaid Bag Articles SP448 Scrapbook Pages (2) Adult work other than culinary department will be judged on SP449 Recycled Art Tuesday, October 01, 2019. Only authorized personnel shall be SP450 Any Other Handicraft allowed in the exhibit area during judging. SP451 Clock PLEASE NOTE: ALL EXHIBITED ARTICLES NOT SP452 Throw or Lap Blanket PICKED UP ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 06, 2019, 2:00 P.M. SP453 Desk Accessories UNTIL 5:00 P.M. Or MONDAY, OCTOBER 07, 2019 BE- SP454 Coasters TWEEN 9:00 A.M. AND 1:00 P.M. WILL BE DESTROYED! SP455 Paint by Number SP456 Color by Number The Beauregard Parish Fair Association will not SP457 Refrigerator Magnets assume responsibility for your possessions. SP458 Key Chains SP459 Easter Decorations SP460 Halloween Decorations Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 20 A125 Chocolate ADULT DEPARTMENT A126 Coconut A127 Decorated DANI KING A128 Decorated, Professionally ONLY PRODUCTS MADE AFTER A129 Fruitcake A130 German Chocolate OCTOBER, 2018 A131 Jelly Roll MAY BE EXHIBITED A132 Pound A133 Sheet A134 Spice A135 Unusual SECTION 1 CULINARY A136 Fruit Flavored Cakes 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 A137 Decorated Cup Cakes THREE A138 Cup Cakes THREE SPECIAL INSTRUCTION: A139 Any Other Cake Worthy of Exhibit AGAIN, NO ENTRY CLASS-ADULT PIES-ONLY BAKED PIES FOR THIS DEPARTMENT WILL Premium Number -Description BE ACCEPTED A147 Chocolate AFTER 12 O’CLOCK, NOON, MONDAY, A148 Coconut SEPTEMBER 30, 2019 A149 Fruit A150 Lemon A151 Mince Meat Please submit your entries in or on disposable containers. While A152 Pecan all diligence is used in caring for your property, the Beauregard A153 Pumpkin Parish Fair Association does not accept responsibility for items A154 Sweet Potato, No Meringue accepted for exhibit. A155 Any Other Pie Worthy of Exhibit SCORE CARD FOR BREAD CLASS- ADULT COOKIES 1. General Appearance: Form, smoothness of crust, uniformity and depth of Color...... 5% NO-BAKE COOKIES NOT ACCEPTED 2. General Size and Lightness Loaf...... 10% THREE PIECES EACH ENTRY 3. Crust: Crispness and Tenderness...... 10% Premium Number -Description 4. Crumb Color...... 5% A166 Brownies 5. Crumb texture, fineness and uniformity grain...... 10% A167 Chocolate Chip 6. Crumb elasticity, softness, pliability, springiness...... 10% A168 Ginger 7. Flavor and color ...... 40% A169 Nut A170 Oatmeal CLASS-ADULT BREAD AND PASTRY A171 Peanut Butter Premium Number -Description A172 Pinwheel A101 Biscuits, Four, Baking Powder A173 Sugar A102 Bread, Loaf, White A174 Any Other Cookies Worthy of Exhibit A103 Bread, Loaf, Whole Wheat CLASS - ADULT CANDIES A104 Coffee Cake or Nut cake A105 Cornbread (Whole Pone) THREE PIECES EACH ENTRY A106 Doughnuts, Four, Yeast Premium Number -Description A107 Mexican (Whole Pone) A185 Chocolate Fudge, With Nuts A108 Quick Breads A186 Chocolate Fudge, Without Nuts A109 Rolls, Four Cinnamon A187 Date Loaf A110 Rolls, Four Yeast A188 Divinity A111 Any Other Bread Worthy of Exhibit A189 Mixed Box CLASS ADULT MUFFINS A190 Peanut Brittle A191 Petite Mold Candy A112 Blueberry (3) A192 Pralines A113 Bran/ Cereal (3) A193 Divinity With Nuts A114 Cornbread Muffins (3) A194 Any Other Candy Worthy of Exhibit A115 Mexican Cornbread Muffins (3) A116 Chocolate Chip Muffins (3) CLASS - ADULT SUGAR FREE BAKING A117 Strawberry Muffins (3) Premium Number -Description A118 Mixed Berry Muffins (3) A203 Any Sugar Free Cake A119 Any Other Mixed Berry Muffins (3) A204 Any Sugar Free Pies A120 Carrot Cake Muffins (3) A205 Any Sugar Free Cookies, 3 pieces A215 Bannaa Nut Muffins (3) A206 Any Sugar Free Bread A216 Any Other Muffins (3) A207 Any Sugar Free Candies, 3 pieces CLASS-ADULT CAKES A208 Any Other Sugar Free Baked Item Worthy of Exhibit Premium Number -Description ALL ITEMS ENTERED IN THIS DEPARTMENT MUST A122 Angel Food, No Frosting HAVE BEEN PRODUCED OR PROCESSED BY THE EX- A123 Carrot HIBITOR AFTER OCTOBER 2018. A124 Chiffon Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 21 CLASS-ADULT CANNED FRUITS Premium Number -Description A249P Peaches (Halves) - Pint SECTION 2 A249Q Peaches (Halves) - Quart A250P Peaches (Sliced) - Pint A250Q Peaches (Sliced) - Quart CANNED GOODS A251P Pears -Pint A251Q Pears - Quart 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $0.75 A252P Figs - Pint A252Q Figs - Quart Exhibits must be in standard containers and the A253P Blackberries or Dewberries -Pint size specified under Description: listed beside the A253Q Blackberries or Dewberries - Quart entry number in this catalog. A254P Blueberries - Pint Standard Jars are those (8 oz. glass, pints, A254Q Blueberries - Quart A255P Huckleberries - Pint quarts) with the name of the manufacturer (Kerr, A255Q Huckleberries - Quart Ball, Mason, etc.). A256P Apples - Pint NO REUSED COMMERCIAL PACK JARS A256Q Apples - Quart OR CONTAINERS WILL BE ACCEPTED. A257P Pumpkin -Pint A257Q Pumpkin - Quart A258P Mixed Fruit - Pint CLASS-CANNED VEGETABLES A258Q Mixed Fruit - Quart Premium Number -Description A259P Any Other Fruit- Pint A220P String Beans - Pint A259Q Any Other Fruit- Quart A220Q String Beans - Quart A260P Apple Pie Filling Pint A221P Tomatoes - Whole, Pint A260Q Apple Pie Filling Quart A221Q Tomatoes - Whole, Quart A261P Any Other Pie Filling Pint A222P Tomatoes - Diced, Pint A261Q Any Other Pie Filling Quart A222Q Tomatoes - Diced, Quart CLASS-CANNED JUICES A223P Sauerkraut - Pint Premium Number -Description A223Q Sauerkraut - Quart A264 Quart, Tomato Juice A224P Beets (Whole) - Pint A265 Quart, Blackberry A224Q Beets (Whole) - Quart A266 Quart, Dewberry A225P Sliced Beets - Pint A267 Quart Grape Juice A225Q Sliced Beets - Quart A268 Quart Plum Juice A226P English Peas - Pint A269 Quart Mayhaw Juice A226Q English Peas - Quart A270 Quart Blueberry Juice A227P Corn (Whole Kernel) - Pint A271 Quart Muscadine Juice A227Q Corn (Whole Kernel) - Quart A272 Any Other Canned Juice A228P Corn (Creamed Style) - Pint A228Q Corn (Creamed Style) - Quart CLASS-ADULT PICKLES AND RELISHES A229P Squash (Summer) - Pint Premium Number -Description A229Q Squash (Summer) - Quart A279 Pint Bar-B-Que Sauce A230P Squash (Winter) - Pint A280 Pint Dixie Relish A230Q Squash (Winter) - Quart A281 Pint Corn Relish A231P Greens - Pint A282 Pint Pear Relish A231Q Greens - Quart A283 Pint Green Tomato Relish A232P Lima Beans or Butter Beans - Pint A284 Pint Plain Chow Chow A232Q Lima Beans or Butter Beans - Quart A285 Pint Any Other Relish A233P Peas - Crowder - Pint A286 Pint Pear Mince Meat A233Q Peas - Crowder - Quart A287 Pint or Quart Bread & Butter Pickles (Cucumbers) A234P Purple Hull Peas - Pint A288 Pint or Quart Bread & Butter Pickles (Squash) A234Q Purple Hull Peas - Quart A289 Pint or Quart Green Tomato Pickles A235P Any Other Peas - Pint A290 Pint or Quart Mustard Pickles A235Q Any Other Peas - Quart A291 Pint Quick Process Cut Pickles (Sweet) A236P Carrots (Sliced or Diced) Pint A292 Pint Quick Process Cut Pickles (Sour) A236Q Carrots (Sliced or Diced) Quart A293 Pint Quick Process Cut Pickles (Dill) A237P Okra - Pint A294 Pint or Quart Quick Process Whole Pickle(Sweet) A237Q Okra - Quart A295 Pint or Quart Quick Process Whole Pickle(Sour) A238P Okra and Tomatoes - Pint A296 Pint or Quart Quick Process Whole Pickles(Dill) A238Q Okra and Tomatoes - Quart A297 Pint or Quart Lime-Treated Sweet Cucumber Pickles A239 Quart Soup Mix A298 Quart or Pint Crunchy Cucumber Pickle Sticks A240P Potatoes - Pint A299 Quart or Pint Cinnamon Pickle Rings A240Q Potatoes - Quart A300 Pint or Quart Squash Pickles A241P Potatoes - Sweet Potatoes - Pint A301 Pint Pickled Beets (Whole or Sliced) A241Q Potatoes - Sweet Potatoes - Quart A302P Pickled Okra - Pint A242P Any Other Vegetable Pint A302Q Pickled Okra - Quart A242Q Any Other Vegetable Quart A303 Pint Dilled Green Bean Pickles

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 22 Adult - Pickles & Relishes continued A344 Pint or Half-pint Pineapple Marmalade A304P Other Pickled Vegetables - Pint A345 Pint or Half-pint Any Other Marmalade A304Q Other Pickled Vegetables - Quart A346 Pint or Half-pint Pear Butter A305 Pint Watermelon Rind Pickles A347 Pint or Half-pint Apple Butter A306P Pear Pickles - Pint A348 Pint or Half-pint Peach Butter A306Q Pear Pickles - Quart A349 Pint or Half-pint Any Other Butter A307P Peach Pickles - Pint A350 Pint or Half-pint Applesauce A307Q Peach Pickles - Quart CLASS: ADULT JELLIES A308P Fancy Pack Pickles -Any Vegetable- Pint (Items sealed with paraffin wax will not be accepted) A308Q Fancy Pack Pickles -Any Vegtable-Quart A309P Tomato Catsup - Pint Premium Number-Description A309Q Tomato Catsup - Quart A352 Pint or Half-pint Apple Jelly A310P Chili Sauce - Pint A353 Pint or Half-pint Crabapple Jelly A310Q Chili Sauce - Quart A354 Pint or Half-pint Grape Jelly A311P Salsa -Pint A355 Pint or Half-pint Plum Jelly A311Q Salsa - Quart A356 Pint or Half-pint Mayhaw Jelly A312P Picante Sauce - Pint A357 Pint or Half-pint Muscadine Jelly A312Q Picante Sauce - Quart A358 Pint or Half-pint Blackberry Jelly A313P Pickled Peppers -Pint A359 Pint or Half-pint Dewberry Jelly A313Q Pickled Peppers - Quart A360 Pint or Half-pint Hot Pepper Jelly A314P Pickled Eggs - Pint A361 Pint or Half-pint Sweet Pepper Jelly A314Q Pickled Eggs - Quart A362 Pint or Half-pint Blueberry Jelly A315P Jalapeno Peppers - Whole - Pint A363 Pint or Half-pint Any Other Jelly A315Q Jalapeno Peppers - Whole - Quart A364 Pint or Half Pint Huckleberry A316P Jalapeno Peppers - Sliced - Pint A365 Pint or Half-pint Peach Jelly A316Q Jalapeno Peppers - Sliced - Quart A366 Pint or Half-pint Elderberry Jelly A317P Any Other Hot Pepper - Pint A367 Pint or Half-pint Any Other Jelly A317Q Any Other Hot Pepper - Quart A318P Banana Peppers - Whole - Pint A318Q Banana Peppers - Whole - Quart SECTION 3 A319P Banana Peppers - Sliced - Pint A319Q Banana Peppers - Sliced - Quart ADULT CLOTHING A320P Any Other Sweet Peppers -Whole - Pint A320Q Any Other Sweet Peppers - Whole - Quart & HANDMADE ITEMS A321P Any Other Sweet Peppers - Sliced - Pint A321Q Any Other Sweet Peppers - Sliced - Quart CLASS-ADULT CLOTHING A322P Any Other Pickles - Pint 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $0.75 A322Q Any Other Pickles - Quart A323P Any Other Relishes - Pint 1. To label Clothing and Home Accessories use a A323Q Any Other Relishes - Quart small safety pin. Pin label to left front of garment or A324P Spaghetti Sauce - Pint article. A324Q Spaghetti Sauce - Quart Fill out entry tag with description of item giving com- CLASS: ADULT PRESERVES plete name and address. (Owners should label jars as to fruit used) Premium Number-Description Premium Number -Description A325 Pint or Half-pint Fig Preserves A374 Sleeping Garment (child’s) A326 Pint or Half-pint Strawberry Preserves A375 Toddler’s Dress or Outfit (ages 1-3) A327 Pint or Half-pint Pear Preserves A376 Child’s Set Pants & Top (ages 1-5) A328 Pint or Half-pint Peach Preserves A377 Party or Pageant Outfit (ages 3-13) A329 Pint or Half-pint Watermelon Rind Preserves A378 Smocked, Hand Sewn, or Embroidered Child’s A330 Pint or Half-pint Plum Preserves Garment (ages 3-9) A331 Pint or Half-pint Any Other Preserves A379 Child’s Dress or Outfit (ages 3-5) CLASS: MARMALADES, JAMS & BUTTERS A380 Child’s Dress or Outfit (ages 6-9) (Owners should label jars as to fruit used) A381 Pants Suit (Adult) 2 Pieces Premium Number-Description A382 Blouse (Lady’s) A332 Pint or Half-pint Fig Jam A383 Pants (Man or Woman) A333 Pint or Half-pint Blackberry or Dewberry Jam A384 Shirt (Man or Boy) A334 Pint or Half-pint Blueberry Jam A385 Dress (Cotton or Cotton Blend) (Adult) A335 Pint or Half-pint Strawberry Jam A386 Best Dress (Daytime, Street, or Church) (Adult) A336 Pint or Half-pint Strawberry Fig Jam A387 Tailored Coat or Suit (Lined Coat or Jacket- A337 Pint or Half-pint Peach Jam Woman) A338 Pint or Half-pint Plum Jam A388 Caftan or Hostess Wear A339 Pint or Half-pint Mayhaw Jam A389 Patchwork Jacket A340 Pint or Half-pint Grape Jam A390 Child’s Coat A341 Pint or Half-pint Any Other Jam A391 Sleep wear (Adult) A342 Pint or Half-pint Pear Marmalade A392 Sweater or Jacket (Man, Woman, Boy, or Girl) A343 Pint or Half-pint Orange Marmalade Continued on next page Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 23 Continued: Adult Clothing & Handmade Items A393 Sweater (Preschool) A447 Crocheted Table Cloth A394 Set: Hat (or Cap) and Scarf A448 2 Pot Holders or Hot Plate Mats A395 Baby Set: Sacque, Cap, & Booties A449 Scarves and Wall Panels A396 Stole, Cape, or Poncho A450 Pillow A397 Collars (Crochet or Tatting) A451 Hat or Cap (Adult) A398 Vest A452 Slippers A399 Hand Beaded Article A453 Stole A400 Sweatshirt, Appliquéd Work A454 Scarf (Neck) A401 Sweatshirt, with Needlework A455 Sweater (Woman’s) A402 Sweatshirt, Painted A456 Sweater (Man’s) A403 Tee-shirt, Decorated A457 Vest A404 Skirt A458 Collar A405 Sportswear (Ladies Complete Outfit) A459 Infant Booties A406 Costumes A460 Infant Cap A407 Party or Pageant Outfit ( ages 14 and older) A461 Infant Dress A408 Weaving A462 Infant Sweater A409 Embellished - Adult Clothing A463 Infant Sac que Set A410 Any Other Clothing Item Worthy of Exhibit A464 Toy A465 Doll Clothes CLASS A466 Tatting A467 Any Other Crochet Item Worthy of Exhibit ADULT QUILTS 1ST $3.00, 2ND $2.00, 3RD $1.00 CLASS (Except where noted in description) ADULT KNITTING 1ST $2.00, 2ND $1.50, 3RD $1.00 Premium Number-Description (Except where noted in description) A417 Quilt, Appliquéd A418 Quilt, Baby Premium Number -Description A419 Quilt, As-You-Go or Stuff N’ Puff A477 Afghan A420 Quilt, Embroidered- Hand Sewn A478 Poncho or Stole A420A Quilt, Embroidered- Machine Sewn A479 Scarf A421 Quilt, Machine Quilted A480 Slippers or Booties A422 Quilt, Hand Sewn A481 Sweater, Child A423 Quilt, Patchwork, 2 in. or less Pieces A482 Sweater, Man A424 Quilt, Patchwork, Larger than 2 in. Pieces A483 Sweater, Woman A425 Quilt, Any Other Not Listed Above A484 Any Other Knit Work Worthy of Exhibit A426 Quilt Top, Patchwork A427 Quilt Top, Cross Stitch CLASS-ADULT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A428 Quilla (Pillow/Quilt 1ST $1.50. 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 A429 Quilt Top, Any Other Worthy of Exhibit Premium Number -Description A495 Counted Cross Stitch, Other Than Pictures A497 Cross Stitch, Other Than Pictures SECTION 4 A498 Doll Clothes, Fabric A499 Dresser Scarf CLASS A500 Kitchen Towels, Set of Three (3) A501 Liquid Embroidery, Any Article ADULT CROCHET A502 Pillow, Appliquéd A503 Pillow, Candle wicking A504 Pillow, Crewel Premium Number -Description A505 Pillow, Patchwork A435 Afghan, Baby ($2.00, $1.50, $0.75) A506 Pillow, Any Other A436 Afghan, Granny Squares ($2.00, $1.50, A507 Pillowcases, Appliquéd (No ready made $0.75) pillow cases) A437 Afghan, Mile a Minute (2.00, $1.50, $0.75) A508 Pillowcases, Crocheted Edge A438 Afghan, Navaho Pattern A509 Pillowcases, Embroidered A439 Afghan, Ripple ($2.00, $1.50, $0.75) A510 Place mats & Napkins, (4 each) A440 Afghan, Rose Motif ($2.00, $1.50, $0.75) A511 Pot Holders, Set of Two (2) A441 Afghan, Any other Crocheted A512 Embroidery, Any Other (NoTablecloths) A442 Bedspread ($2.00, $1.50, $0.75) A513 Rug, Hooked A443 Cape A514 Sampler, Embroidered & Framed A444 Center Piece (14 in. or More) A515 Table Cloth, Embroidered A445 Doilies, (Under 14 in.) A516 (Any Season) Table Cloth, Other, Any Season A446 Luncheon Cloth & Set A517 Any Other Household Item Worthy of Exhibit

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 24 CLASS-ADULT POETRY SECTION 5 A555 Original Poetry, Framed or Matted ADULT CLASS-ADULT NEEDLEWORK ADULT AMATEUR EXHIBITORS ONLY ARTS & CRAFTS Premium Number -Description 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $0.75 A559 Needlepoint (original) A560 Needlepoint, Kit Only one entry per person in each category. The A561 Needlework, Counted Cross Stitch purpose of this exhibit is to encourage art and (Framed) craft activities and to promote appreciation of A562 Needlework, Counted Cross Stitch (Other) creative effort. A563 Needlework, Crewel Embroidery All entries must be the ORIGINAL WORK OF A564 Needlework, Plastic Canvas THE EXHIBITOR. A565 Embroidery- Swedish NO COPY WORK, READY-MADE FIGU- A566 Needlework, Any Other Worthy RINES, ARTICLES DECORATED OR CON- of Exhibit STRUCTED FROM COMMERCIAL OR OTHER NOT-ORIGINAL PATTERNS. DE- CLASS-ADULT CERAMICS SIGNS OR MODELS WILL NOT BE AC- Premium Number -Description CEPTED. A575 Under glaze ALL ONE DIMENSIONAL WORK SHOULD A576 Applied Decoration BE FRAMED OR MATTED WITH WIRE SE- A577 Clay Lift CURELY ATTACHED. A578 Combination of Techniques, A579 Combination Glaze *ITEMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IF A580 Glaze Sqrafitto THEY ARE NOT EQUIPPED WITH A581 One-Stroke HANGERS A582 Regular Glaze A583 Buildup A584 Nativity Sets A585 Opaque Antique A586 Translucent Applied Color CLASS-ADULT A587 Any Other Ceramics

PAINTING ORIGINAL CLASS-ADULT OTHER CRAFT *Must Have Hangers Premium Number -Description A597 Doll, Soft Sculpture Premium Number -Description A598 Doll, Decorator A528 Acrylic A599 Doll, Porcelain A529 Oil, Abstract A600 Any Other Doll (such as mop) A530 Oil, Landscape or Seascape A601 Leather Craft, Decorative A531 Oil, Palette Knife A602 Leather Craft, Wearable Item A532 Oil, Portrait (Animal or People) A603 Leather Craft, Professional A533 Oil, Still Life A604 Metal Craft: Articles Decorated or made by A534 Water Color Hammering A535 Reversed Glass A605 Etching, Piercing, Tooling, Raising, Spinning A536 Primitive Art A605 Metal Craft Painted Article A537 Painting, Other A606 Pine Cone Art A538 Oil, Paint by Number A607 Flower Basket A539 Tole on Canvas A608 Sewing Basket A540 Tole, Any Other A609 Tray A541 Pencil, Portrait A610 Any Other Pine Craft Article Worthy of Exhibit A542 Pencil, Other A611 Plastic Article A543 Other Painting on Objects Not Framed A612 Reed Craft, Any Article A544 Drawing, Pencil, Ink, Crayon, Chalk A613 Rope, Handmade A545 Drawing, Oil Pastels or Charcoal A614 Textile Decoration: Block Print, Stencil, Silk A546 Glass Etching Screen, Brush Painting (NO CLOTHING) A547 China/Porcelain Paintings A615 Stained Glass A548 Painting on Glass A616 Weaving, Hand Loomed Article A549 Painting, Any Other Worthy of Exhibit A617 Weaving, Basket/Fabric, Paper, Etc. A618 Woodcraft, Article Made by Inlay, Carving, Whittling Continued on next page

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 25 CLASS-APRONS Adult-Other Crafts Continued Premium Number -Description SC101 Kitchen A619 Woodcraft, Handmade Decorated SC102 Fancy A620 Woodcraft, Handmade, Undecorated SC103 Utility A621 Kitchen, Household Ornament SC104 Any Other Worthy of Exhibit A622 Tree Ornament A623 Tree-Top Ornament CLASS-GARMENTS (MACHINE SEWN) A624 Wall Hanging Premium Number -Description A625 Wreath - Christmas SC110 Adult A626 Wreath, Other than Christmas SC111 Children A627 Paper Mache SC112 Bonnets A628 Jewelry SC113 Any Other Worthy of Exhibit A629 Handmade Clocks A630 Christmas Stocking/Counted Cross Stitch or CLASS-AFGHANS Fancy Decorative 1ST $2.00, 2ND $1.50, 3RD $.75 A631 Christmas Stocking Other Premium Number -Description A632 Christmas Holiday Decoration SC120 Crocheted (Plain) A633 Any Holiday Decoration, Other Than Christmas SC121 Crocheted (Rippled) A634 Paper Tole SC122 Crocheted (Block) A635 Woven Wood or Reed Baskets SC123 Baby A636 Bare or Unfinished Wood Products SC124 Other (Broomsticks, Scraps, Etc) A637 Painted Vegetables SC125 Knitted A638 Koolaid Bag Articles SC126 Any Other Afghan Worthy of Exhibit A639 Decorated Tote Bag-Painted A640 Decorated Tote Bag– Not Painted CLASS-PILLOWS A641 Scrapbook (10 Pages or Less) Premium Number -Description A642 Suncatchers SC130 Crewel A643 Windchimes SC131 Patchwork A644 Graphic Art SC132 Crocheted A645 Any Other Craft Worth of Exhibit SC133 Needlepoint SC134 Candle wicking CLASS-ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY SC135 Embroidery (Must be framed and have hangers) SC136 Any Other Pillows Worthy of Exhibit A700 (1) 8 x 10-Color (People) CLASS-PILLOW CASES (No store bought) A701 (1) 8 x 10-Black & White (People) Premium Number -Description A702 (1) 8x10 Landscape Color SC140 Embroidery on Store Purchased Cases A703 (1) 8x10 Landscape Black & White SC141 Embroidery on Handmade Cases A704 (1) 8x10 Color (Animals) SC142 Counted Cross Stitch on Purchased Cases A705 (1) 8x10 Black & White (Animals) SC143 Counted Cross Stitch on Handmade Cases A706 (1) 11x14 Color (People) SC144 Any Other Pillowcase Worthy of Exhibit A707 (1) 11x14 Black & White (People) A708 (1) 11x14 Landscape Color CLASS-RUG A709 (1) 11x14 Landscape Black & White Premium Number -Description A710 (1) 11x14 Color (Animals) SC150 Hooked A711 (1) 11x14 Black & White (Animals) SC151 Crocheted A712 (1) 8x10 Flowers SC152 Braided A713 (1) 11x14 Flowers SC153 Any Other Rug Worthy of Exhibit CLASS-QUILTS SECTION 6 1ST $3.00, 2ND $2.00, 3RD $1.00 SENIOR CITIZENS Premium Number-Description SC160 Appliquéd & Quilted (King or Queen) (AGE 60 AND ABOVE) SC161 Appliquéd & Quilted (Average) RULES & REGULATIONS SC162 Patchwork & Quilted (King or Queen) 1. All rules for entry listed on pages 2 and 3 in this book SC163 Patchwork & Quilted (Average) apply. SC164 Piece Look & Quilted 2. Competitors in this section must be 60 years of age or SC165 Quilt, Embroidered - Hand Sewn older. SC165A Quilt, Embroidered - Machine Sewn 3. All entries must have been made by exhibitor since Oc- SC166 Baby tober of last year. Used or soiled articles will not be SC167 Quilla (Pillow/ Quilt) accepted. SC168 Quilt, Machine Sewn 4. Only one article may be exhibited by each exhibitor in SC169 Quilt, Hand Sewn each category. SC170 Quilt Top-Patchwork 5. All articles are entered at the exhibitor’s risk. SC171 Quilt Top- Cross Stitch SC172 Quilt, As You Go- Or Stuff N’ Puff 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 SC173 Quilt Top - Any Other Worthy Of Exhibit (Except where noted) SC174 Any Other Quilt Worthy of Exhibit Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 26 CLASS-CROCHET 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, 3RD $.75 Premium Number -Description SC180 Bedspread SC181 Table Cover SC182 Personal Articles (Adult) SC183 Personal Articles (Children) SC184 Doilies SC185 Collars SC186 Any Other Crochet Worthy of Exhibit DEPARTMENT CLASS-KNITTING Premium Number -Description FLORAL SC195 Adult Garments (Sweaters, Caps, Scarves, Footwear, Etc.) THE PURPOSE OF THE FLORAL DIVISION IS TO EN- SC196 Children Garments (Sweater, Caps, Scarves, COURAGE HORTICULTURAL PERFECTION. ANY MA- Footwear, Etc.) TERIAL THAT DOES NOT MEET HIGH STANDARDS SC197 Any Other Knitting Worthy of Exhibit OF QUALITY MAY BE EXCLUDED FROM ENTRY. CLASS-HANDWORK Premium Number -Description PLEASE NOTE: SC207 Crewel ALL ENTRIES MUST BE ENTERED IN THE EXHIBI- SC208 Needlepoint TOR’S OWN CONTAINER!!!!!!!!! SC209 Embroidery 1. All AMATEUR gardeners in Beauregard Parish and Ward SC210 Smocking 9 are invited to submit entries. SC211 Tatting (On an article only) 2. All entries must be made between 9:00 A.M. And 5:00 P.M. SC212 Tatting (Separate article) on Monday, September 30, 2019 and must be accompanied by a SC213 Counted Cross Stitch completed entry form (attached to this book or photo copied from SC214 Plain Cross Stitch this book) and completed entry tag (available at entry table at the SC215 Chicken Scratch fair grounds). SC216 Decorated wearing apparel (Sweatshirt) 3. All entries must have been grown be the exhibitor. Pot plants SC217 Decorated wearing apparel (Other) must have been in exhibitor’s possession at least six months prior SC218 Purse to show. SC219 Belt 4. All entries must be correctly named by the exhibitor. SC220 Painted Vegetables 5. Because of staging problems overly large specimens such as SC221 Koolaid Bag Articles elephant-ear leaves., Magnolia branches and thorny plants such SC222 Decorated Tote Bag-Painted as pyracantha will not be accepted. SC223 Decorated Tote Bag-Not Painted 6. Wildflowers such as sunflowers, cornflowers, wild morning- SC224 Dolls (Stuffed) glory and water hyacinths may not be entered. SC225 Dolls (Other) 7. No artificial plant material and no dried specimens will be SC226 Quilted Wall Hanging accepted. SC227 Any Other (No Ceramics) 8. Plants on the Native Plant List must have been garden-grown. All entries must be the ORIGINAL WORK OF THE Sarracenia (Pitcher Plant) is an endangered species and cannot be EXHIBITOR. shown. CLASS-PAINTINGS *Must Have Hangers 9. No entry may compete for more than one premium. Premium Number -Description 10. No substitutions will be accepted Tuesday morning, October SC230 Oil (Landscape or Seascape) 3, 2017, EXCEPT one-day bloomers such as Hibiscus, Althea, SC231 Oil (Still Life) Hemerocallis (Day lily) and Roses. SC232 Oil (Other) 11. Containers will not be furnished for any entries no matter SC233 Acrylics (Original) what kind or size. EXHIBITORS MUST PROVIDE CONTAIN- SC234 Watercolors (Original) ER AND IT MUST BE ANY CLEAR GLASS CONTAINER OR SC235 Pastels (Original) ADEQUATE SIZE FOR ENTRY SUBMITTED. SC236 Charcoal, Pen & Ink, Pencil 12. Pot plants must be in clean, standard pots not more than SC237 China/Porcelain Painting fourteen inches across inside top. Plants must be clean and well SC238 Any Other Paintings groomed, but cannot be oiled or waxed. 13. All pot plants in Section 1, Flowering Potted Plants, must be CLASS-WOODWORK in bloom, berry or fruit, or a combination of these. Premium Number -Description 14. Entry Committee may refuse to accept entries which do not SC250 Small Articles (Not Larger than 18”) conform to rules of the show. SC251 Large Articles 15. Judging will be done by competent horticulturists. SC252 Christmas Items (Large) 16. Entries must stay in place until Sunday, October 06, 2019 SC253 Christmas Items (Small) -2:00 P.M. Until 5 P.M. and must be removed between 9:00 A.M. SC254 Quilted Wall Hanging And 1:00 P.M. Monday, October 07, 2019. SC255 Any Other Woodwork Worthy of Exhibit You will receive ONE FAIR TICKET for each ARTICLE CLASS-CERAMICS listed on your entry form. With A MAXIMUM of 15 FAIR SC300 Glazed ENTRY TICKETS PER EXHIBITOR. SC301 Stained Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 27 F113 Helichrysum Bracteatum (Straw flower) F114 Impatiens Balsamina (Touch Me Not) F115 Impatiens Sultanii F116 Petunia, single F117 Petunia, double F118 Petunia, Ruffled F119 Salvia, Red F120 Salvia, Blue F121 Tagetes (Marigold) Large (Over 3”) 1 Blossom, No Buds F122 Tagetes, (Marigold) Small (Under 3”) 1 Blossom, No Buds F123 Tagetes, (Marigold) One Spray F124 Tithonia HORTICULTURE F125 Torenia F126 Zinnia, Dahlia-Flowered Giant (Over 4”) DIVISION AWARDS F127 Zinnia Dahlia-Flowered, Medium 1. First, Second, and Third place ribbons will be awarded (2”-4”) in each class where merited. Cash premiums are F128 Zinnia, Dwarf (Under 2”) 1ST $1.50, 2ND $1.00, AND 3RD $.75 F129 Zinnia, Multicolored F130 Zinnia, Cactus-Flowered 2. Three Awards of Merit may be given: F131 Zinnia, Crested For best rose specimen in Section D F132 Begonia, Cut F133 Snap Dragon For best potted fern in Section H F134-145 Any Other Annual Flower Correctly For best potted specimen Named by Exhibitor To be eligible for Award of Merit the specimen must have scored 95 or more points and must be correctly named.

3. The Award of Horticultural Excellence may be given to SECTION B: a named horticulture entry winning a blue ribbon with a score of 95 above, judged to be the finest in BIENNIAL & the Horticulture Division. PERENNIAL FLOWER One stem with flower, spray or cluster, not less than eight inch- SECTION A: es overall. Unless designated as to color in the listing, these ANNUAL FLOWERS specimens will not be divided as to color. One stem with flower, spray or cluster, not less than eight inches Premium Number -Description overall. Unless designated as to color in the listing, these speci- F200 Gerbera Daisy F201 Beloperone Guttata (Shrimp Plant) F202 Dianthus Barbatus (Sweet William) ANNUAL FLOWERS F203 Dianthus Chininsis (Pinks) F204 Dracocephalum Virginianum Premium Number -Description Physostogia (False Dragonhead) F100 Acapha (Chenille Plant) Euphorbia Marginata (Snow-On-The- F101 Ageratum Mountain) (Enter As An Annual) F102 Alyssum Odoratum (Sweet Alyssum) F205 Geranium, Red F103 Cassia Alata (Candlestick) F206 Geranium, Pink F104 Celosia Cristata, Red, Pink Lavenders F207 Geranium, White (Also see Pelargnium and (Cockscomb) Jacobinia) F105 Celosia Cristata, Orange, Yellow, or White F208 Hydrangea Serrate (Flat Topped) F106 Celosia Cristata, (Plume) Red, Pink, F209 Jacobinia Carnea Lavenders F210 Malvaviscus Mollis (Turk’ Cap) F107 Celosiam, Plumosa, Orange, Yellow, F211 Pelargonium Capitatum (Scented Geraum) White F212 Phlox F108 Cleome Spinos (Spider flower) F213 Plumbago F109 Cosmos F214 Rudbeckia (Cone Flower) F110 Euphorbia Heterphylla (Summer F215 Ruellia (Native Blue Petunia) Poinsettia) (Mexican Fire Plant) F216 Verbena F111 Euphorbia Marginata (Snow-On-The- F217 Vinca (Periwinkle) Mountain) F218-228 Any Other Biennial or Perennial F112 Gomphrena Globosa (Glob Amaranth Flower Correctly Named By Exhibitor or Bachelor Button)

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 28 SECTION D: ROSES One blossom, with no side buds, unless otherwise specified. Stem no less than 8 inches. Numbers F400 through F750 May be eligible for the Award of Merit if it scores 95 points or more, and must be correctly named by the exhibitor.

Premium Number -Description RED F401 Black Garnet F402 Proud Land F403 Chrysler Imperial SECTION C: F404 Mr. Lincoln F405 Mirandy FLOWERS FROM BULBS, F406 Oklahoma F407 Scarlet Knight CORMS, F408 Uncle Joe (Toro) F409 Legend Rose TUBERS, RHIZOMES F410 Old Fashioned Rose, Red F411-F449 Any Other Named Red Rose One stem with flower not less than 8 inches overall. PINK Unless designated as to color in listing, these specimens F450 First Prize will not be subdivided as to color. Numbers F306 F451 Perfume Delight through F316, Dahlias, may be eligible for an award of F452 Miss All American Beauty merit. To be considered for award of merit, a specimen F453 Fragrant Memory must score 95 or more points and must be correctly F454 Pristine F455 Chicago Peace named by the exhibitor. F456 Queen Elizabeth F457 Old Fashioned Rose, Lt. Pink Premium Number -Description F458 Old Fashioned Rose, Dark Pink F300 Agapanthus (White or Blue) F459-F499 Any Other Named Pink Rose F301 Amaryllis F302 Canna, Yellow WHITE F303 Canna, Pink F500 White Lightening F304 Canna, Red F501-F549 Any Other Named White Rose F305 Canna, Variegated F306 Crinum Dahlia, Decorative YELLOW (Disbudded, One Flower) F550 Sunlight F307 Dahlia, Large (8” or More) Decorated F551 Gold Metal Rose F308 Dahlia, Med-Lrg, (6-7”), Decorated F552 Old Fashioned Rose, Yellow F309 Dahlia, Med (4-5”) Decorated F553-F599 Any Other Named Yellow Rose F310 Dahlia, Small, (up to 4”) Decorated F311 Dahlia, Cactus, (Disbudded) One Flower ORANGE F312 Dahlia, Large (8” or More) F600 Tropicana F313 Dahlia, Med-Lrg, (6-8”) Cactus F601 Brandy F314 Dahlia, Med (4-5”) Cactus F602 Touch of Class F315 Dahlia, Small (Up to 5”) Cactus F603-F649 Any Other Named Orange Rose F316 Dahlia, Pompom, Disbudded One Flower LAVENDER F317 Dahlia, Pompom, Grown Naturally, F650 Blue Girl One Spray F651-F699 Any Other Named Lavender Rose F318 Dahlia, Dwarf or Border, Grown Naturally, One Spray GREEN F319 Hedychium, (Ginger Lily) F700-F725 Any Named Green Rose F320 Hemerocallis (Day Lily) BICOLOR F321 Lycoris, Red F726 Summer Dream F322 Lycoris, Yellow F727 Double Delight F323-F334 Any Other Worthy Flower Belonging F728 Color Magic In This Section, Correctly Named by Exhibitor. F729 Perfect Moment Grandiflora, Grown Naturally, One Spray Single Petal, One Spray (Not to By Subdivided ) Floribunda, F730 Spray of Roses, Five (5) Same Named Variety

Continued on Next Page Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 29 Continued: ROSES SECTION F: F731 Headliner Rose, Bicolor F732 Medallion Rose CUT FOLIAGE F733 Sun Splash One stem not more than 24 inches long. F734 Green Ice NOTE: BECAUSE OF LACK OF SPACE LARGE SPECI- F735 Cecil Brunner MENS SUCH AS ELEPHANT EARS AND MAGNOLIA BRANCH CANNOT BE ACCEPTED. ENTRY CLERKS MUST REFUSE THOSE SPECIMENS THAT CANNOT TO DISPLAYED PROPERLY.

NOTE: ALL HOLLIES MUST HAVE A CARD STATING “GARDEN GROWN BY EXHIBITOR” IF SHOWING BER- RIES, ENTER IN SECTION “E”AND SO LABEL.

Premium Number -Description F800 Acalypha Wilkesiana (Copper Plant) F801 Aspidistra SECTION E: F802 Asprdistra Variegatum F803 Aucuba CUT SPECIMENS OF FLOWERED AND F804 Caladium, White BERRIED SHRUBS, TREES OR VINES F805 Caladium, Pink One spray or cluster of blooms and/or berries not more than 24 F806 Caladium, Red inches long. F807 Caladium, Other Color Cleyera - See Eurya Varigated Premium Number -Description F808 Coleus F750 Abelia F809 Coleus, Ruffled F751 Alamanda F810 Cycas Revolutas (Called Sago-Palm F752 Althea, Single (Not a Palm) F753 Althea, Double F811 Cyperus Alternifolius (Umbrella F754 Antigonon Leptopus (Coral Vine) Plant) F755 Banana F812 Cyrtomium Falcutum (Holly Fern) F756 Buddiela (Butterfly Bush) F813 Dieffenbachia Seguine (Dumb Cane) F757 Callistemon (Bottle Brush) F814 Elaeagnus (Russian Olive) F758 Camellia F815 Equisetum Variegated (Horsetail) F759 Dolichos Lablab (Hyacinth Bean) F816 Eriobotrya Japonica (Loquat) F760 Euonymus Americana (Burning or F817 Eucalyptus Strawberry Bush) F818 Euonymus F761 Gardenia (Jaminiodes (Cape Jasmine) F819 Euonymus, Variegatum F762 Hybiscus-Single F820 Eurya Ochnacea (Cleyera Japonica) F763 Hybiscus-Double F821 Hedera Helix (English Ivy) F764 Hydrangea Macrophylla F822 Hedera Helix (Argenteo-Variegata) F765 Hydrangea Serrate (Flat Topped) F823 Hedera Helix Aurea-VariegataYellow F766 Hypoesta Sanguinolenta (Polka Dot Plant) F824 Hedera Helix Minima Crispa (Small F767 Ilex Burford (Burford Holly) Curly Leaf) F768-F783 Any Other Named Ilex (Holly) F825 Ilex Burfordi (Burfordi Holly) F784 Ipomoea (Morning Glory) F826 Ilex-Opaca (American Holly) F785 Lagerstroemia (Crepe Myrtle) F827 Ilex Caroliniana (Carolina Holly) F786 Lantana F828 Ilex Vomitoria (Yaupon) F787 Datura (Angel Trumpet) (Double) F829 Ligustrum Japonicum (Green F788 Lavetra (Confederate Rose) Ligustrum) F789 Mahonia (Oregon Grape) F830 Ligustrum Japonicum (Variegatum) F790 Nandina Variegated F791 Osmanthus Fragrans (Sweet Olive) F831 Ligustrum Ovalifolium (Hedge F792 Photinia Serrulata Pyracantha (Fire Plant, Leaves to 2 ½ Inches) thorn) Unacceptable Because of Thorns F832 Ligustrum Ovalifolium Crispa F793 Samanea (Rain tree) (Curly Leaf) F794 Sasanqua (Camellia Sasanqua) F833 Ligustrum Ovalifolium Nanum- F795 Tradescantia Setrecasea Purple-Leaf Dwarf Wandering Jew) F834 Ligustrum Ovalifolium Variegta F796 Mandavilla (White, Pink, Yellow, Red) (Variegated) F797 Any Other Worthy Specimen Correctly F835 Osmanthus Fragrans (Sweet Olive) Named by Exhibitor F836 Palmacceae Chrysalidocarpus Iutescens (Areca or Feather Palm) Continued On Next Page

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 30 Continued: Cut Foliage F873 Codiacum Crispa (Curly Leaf) F837 Palmacceae Collinia Elegans F874 Cordyline Terminalis (Hawaiian Ti) (Chamaedorea Elegans or F875 Crasula Argentea (Jade Plant) Neanthe Bella) Palmacceae Sabal F876 Diffenbachia (Palmetto) F877 Dracena Marginata (Slender Margined F838 Pedilanthus Leaf) F839 Pelargoniunm Graveolens (Rose F878 Dracena Fragrans (Corn Plant) Scented Geranium) F879 Euphorbia Marginate (Snow-OnThe- F840 Pentas Mountain) F841 Perila Frutescens Crispa (Gizzard Plant) F880 Euphorbia Pulcherrima (Poinsettia) F842 Photinia Glabra (Red Tip) F881 Euphorbia Spendens (Crown ofThorns) F843 Photinia Serrulata (Evergreen) F882 Euphorbia Tirucalli (Pencil Plant or F844 Pittosporum Tobira Milk Bush) F845 Pittosporum Tobira, Variegatum F883 Ficus Elastica (Rubber Plant) (Pyracantha) (Firethorn) cannont F884 Ficus Lyrate (Wavy Leaf) enter due to thorns F885 Fuchsia F846 Salix Matsudama Tottuos (Corkscrew F886 Gynura Aurantiaca (Purple Velvet Willow) Plant) F847 Sansevieria Trifasciata (Snake F887 Helxine Soleiroli (Baby’s Tears) Plant) Green F888 Maranta (Rabbit Track, Prayer Plant F848 Sansevieria Trifasciata Laurentil, Monstera Yellow Margin F889 Nephthytis (Arow Head Ivy) F849 Sedum Spectablie (Jade Plant) F890 Nephthytis, Totem Pole (Arrow Head Ivy) F850 Senecio Cineraria (Dusty Miller) F891 Pandanus (Screw Pine) F851 Tradescantia Reginae (Large Purple F892 Pedilanthus Leaf, Wandering Jew) F893 Peperomia F852 Tradescantia (Green/White, Cream/ F894 Peoeromia Variegatum (Variegated) White, Purple/Green) Wandering Jew F895 Pereskia Aculeata/Rose Cactus F853 Ginger F896 Philodendron Cordatum (Large Split F854 Taxus Leaf) F855 Sago Palm F897 Philodendron Oxycardum (Small Heart F856 Indian Hawthorn Leaf) F857 Any Other Worthy Specimen F898 Philodendron Panduriforme (Fiddle Correctly Named By Exhibitor Leaf) F899 Philodendron Pertusum F900 Philodendron Selloum (Self Heading Tree Like) F901 Pilea Microphyllia (Artillery Plant) F902 Pilea Pubescend (Leaves Velvety) F903 Plectranthus Australis (Swedish Ivy) F904 Pothos Aureus (Devil’s Ivy) F905 Pothos Aureus (Totem Pole) F906 Pothos Aureus Variegatum SECTION G: (Variegated) FOLIAGE POTTED PLANTS F907 Pothos Aureus Variegatum Only onw kind of plant in a pot not more than twelve inches (Totem Pole) Across the inside top. Kettles, tubs and pans will not be F908 Sansevieria Trifasciata (Snake accepted. Pot and plant should be clean and well groomed. Plant Green) Plant may not be oiled or waxed!!!! F909 Sansevieria Trifasciata “Hahnni” Premium Number -Description F910 Saxigraga Sarmentosa (Strawberry F860 Aeschynanthus (Lipstick Plant) Geranium or Begonia) F861 Aglaonema (Chinese Evergreen) F911 Schefflera Actinophylla F862 Althernanthera (Joseph’s Coat) F912 Sempervium Tectorum (Hens & F863 Aphelandra Squarossa (Zebra Plant Chickens) F864 Araucarie Excelsa (Norfolk Island F913 Tradescantia Fluminensis Pine F914 Tradescantia Setcreasea F865 Asparagus Plumous (Asparague (Wandering Jew) Fern) Not a fern, in lily family F915 Tradescantia Zebrina (Colored F866 Asparagus Sprenger (AsparagusFern) Foliage) F867 Asparagus, Foxtail F916 Begonia (All Varieties) F868 Caladium (All Colors) F917 Purslane (Moss Rose) F869 Calathea Zebrina (Zebra Plant) F918 Philodendron, Black Dragon F870 Ceropegia Woodi (Rosary Vine) F919 Variegate Ficus F871 Chloropphytum (Airplane Plant) F920 Any Other Worthy Specimen F872 Codiacum (Croton) Correctly Named by Exhibitor

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 31 F978 Tradescantia Setcresea (Large Purple Leaf) F979 Impatiens Sultan II (Sultana) F980 Jacobinia Carnea (Pine Cone Geranium) F91 Kalanchoe F982 Oxalis Montana (American Shamrock) F983 Rhoeo Spathacea (3 Moses In A Boat) F984 Saxifraga Sarmentosa (Strawberry Geranium or Begonia) F985 Spathiphpyllum (Closet Plant) F986 Torenia F987 Showers of Gold SECTION H: F988-F999 Any Other Worthy Flowering or FERNS (POLYPODIACEA) Fruited Plant Correctly Named By Exhibitor

Premium Number -Description F931 Adiantum (Maidenhair) F932 Asplenium Myriophyllum (Lacy Leaf) F933 Asplenium Nidus (Birds Nest) SECTION J: F934 Crytomium Falcatum (Holly Fern) F935 Nephrolepis Exaltata Bostoniensis BROMELIAD (Boston Fern) Premium Number -Description F936 N. Exaltata (Fluffy Ruffles) F1000-F1020 Any Bromeliad Correctly Named By Exhibitor F937 N. Exaltata (Sword) F938 N. Exaltata Whitmanii (Lace Fern) Must be clean and well groomed. Must be in a pot no larger than F939 Platycerium (Staghorn) on Board 14 inches across inside top. Plant must not be oiled or waxed. Exhibitor must provide mech- anics to hang on back wall F940 Platycerium (Staghorn) In Pot F941 Polypodium Aureum (Rabbit’s Foot) F942 Polypodium Polypodioiodes (Resurrection Fern) F943 Leather Leaf F944 Button Fern F945-F960 Any Other Worthy Specimen SECTION K: Correctly Named by Exhibitor CACTUS Premium Number -Description F1021-F1031 Any Cactus Correctly Named By Exhibitor

Must be clean and well groomed. Must be in a pot no larger than 14 inches across inside top. Plant must not be oiled or waxed.

SECTION I: FLOWERING SECTION L: HERBS & FRUITED POT PLANTS Premium Number -Description Must be in bloom or fruited. Only one kind of plant in a pot not F1032-F1052 Potted Herbs more than fourteen inches across the inside top. Must be clean and well groomed. Premium Number -Description F970 Achimenes F971 Aeschynanthus (Lipstick Plant) F972 Begonia, (All Varieties) SECTION M: F973 Capsicum Frutescens (Ornamental Peppers) AFRICAN VIOLETS F974 Chlerodendron Premium Number -Description F975 Fushsia F1053-F1073 Single Violets, Sub-Divided By Name F976 Geranium F1074-F1094 Double Violets, Sub-Divided By Name F977 Hoya Carnosa (Wax Plant)

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 32 Friday, October 4, 2019 LIVESTOCK COMMITTEE 8:30 A.M. SHEEP SHEARING 10:00 A.M. JUDGING CONTESTS CHAIRMAN Mike Lavergne 1. Poultry SUPERINTENDENT Lezlie Midkiff 2. Dairy ASSISTANT 3. Livestock SUPERINTENDENT Valari Rutherford 4:00 P.M. Showmanship Clinic/ Judging Awards Beef & Dairy Scott Hardwick 7:00 P.M. Cute Critter Contest - Show Ring Kent Palermo Saturday, October 5, 2019 Kurt LeBeouf 9:00 A.M. ADULT SWINE SHOW 9:15 A.M. JUNIOR SWINE SHOW Sheep Shawn Wascom 1. Showmanship Jessica Zaunbrecher 2. Breeding Gilts Swine Cary Cooley 3. Prospect Pigs Patrick Wertz 4. Market Hogs Poultry Kent Paleramo FOLLOW ADULT SHEEP SHOW Darlene Hargrove . JUNIOR SHEEP SHOW Renee Guillory 1. Showmanship Goats Dennis Ansetta 2. Breeding Sheep Judy Ansetta 3. Prospect Lambs Rabbits Cheryl Moyers 4. Market Lambs Martha Moyers FOLLOW ADULT GOAT SHOW Cheramie Clause GOAT SHOW Billie Phalen 1. Showmanship Cute Critter Lezlie Midkiffen 2. Prospect Goats Beauregard Parish Fair 3. Market Goats LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT 4. Breeding Goats Schedule Of Events FOLLOW. ADULT BEEF SHOW Saturday, September 28, 2019 1. Tie Rack Livestock entries will be accepted 2. Halter from 2:00 P.M. Until 5:00 P.M. FOLLOW DAIRY SHOW ENTRIES ONLY- NO ANIMALS 1. Adult Cattle shall be brought in at this time. 2. Showmanship 3. Junior Cattle Monday, September 30, 2019 FOLLOW JUNIOR BEEF SHOW 8:00 A.M. Entries Open 1. Showmanship 5:30 P.M. Entries Close 2. Prospect Steers 3. Market Steers Tuesday, October 1, 20189 8:00 A.M.. ANIMALS 4. Breeding Cattle MAY ARRIVE Cute Critter Contest Rules: Wednesday, October 2, 2019 • Entries must be turned in by Friday, October 4, 2019, 8:00 A.M. All Animals EXCEPT Rabbits & Chickens • Animals must be entered in Beauregard Parish Fair Must be in barn by 8:00 A.M. Livestock Division. 3:00 P.M. All Chickens must be in cages. • Animals must have a head dress. 4:00 P.M. Scales open to weigh, prospect and • Participants must have a short story consisting of the market Pigs, Sheep, Goats, Steers, Following: and Commercial Heifers -Child’s name, age, and school attending 4:00 P.M. POULTRY SHOW -Animal’s species, name, age, and weight 1. Broiler • The story should be fun. 2. Bantam 1. Ducks 9:45 P.M. Gates open to truck traffic 2. Standard Breeds 10:00 P.M. Premium Check Issued 10:30 P.M. All Livestock Released 5:30 P.M. SHOWMANSHIP Livestock Show Schedule Notes: 8:00 P.M. Deadline for weighing and turning 1. All breeding classes will be shown as they are In weight cards for prospect and listed in the catalog. Market Pigs, Sheep, Goats, Steers 2. All of the prospect classes and all of the market and Commercial Heifers. classes will be shown from lightest weight to Thursday, October 3, 2019 heaviest weight. 5:00 P.M. Adult Rabbit Show 3. All showmanship classes will be from oldest to 6:00 P.M. RABBIT SHOW youngest. 1. Markets 4. Sheep show will begin following the completion of 2. Breeding the swine show— Goat show will follow sheep show. 3. Pets 5, Bucks/ Rams must be registered but will not be 4. Showmanship allowed on grounds until Saturday morning. Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 33 RULES, REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL RULES All market goats and sheep must not show evidence of AS THERE MAY BE CHANGES FROM LAST YEAR! permanent incisors.

Entries must be from Beauregard Parish or “Ward Nine” Bucks/ Rams must be registered but will not be allowed (Rosepine) on grounds until Saturday morning. Exhibitor must live in Beauregard Parish or Ward 9 All bulls shown in halter classes must be shown with a or must attend a Beauregard Parish School and ani- nose lead. mals must be housed in Beauregard Parish or Ward 9 in order to be eligible to show at the Beauregard Animals that cannot be controlled by the exhibitor will be Parish Fair. Every animal must be housed with asked to leave the show ring. exhibitor. All animals used in showmanship must have been entered and/or shown in the Youth Division. Peewee showman- Entries must be on the printed forms furnished by the ship will be included for each species. They may exhibit Fairboard. an animal entered by another youth or entered by them- selves in the BPF. Livestock entries are to be made on a separate form, other items should be on another form. Breeding animal entries, except rabbit and poultry, must submit a copy of registration papers with entries. All animals entered in the show must have been in the exhibitors possession and care no later than September Exhibitors (and their immediate family, parents and 1st of the current fair year. siblings) who have their animals stay overnight or longer shall receive a livestock pass, good only at All animals shall remain on exhibit until release time, livestock gate, to enter the fair to feed and care for which is at 10:30 P.M. Saturday night. Animals that their animals. MAX OF 4 PASSES per family. leave early are subject to having awards forfeited. No hay (including hay bags) is allowed in the barn. Tie racks are provided, outside the barn, for exhibitor use. Youth or Junior shall be defined as any exhibitor meeting 4-H or FFA membership age requirements or younger. Feeding and watering of cattle must be done at the outside tie racks or even in the wash rack if need be. It is the exhibitor’s or parents responsibility to enter the All cattle should be back in the barn by 6:00 P.M. each animal, showmanship, and other contests; and to get evening, so that fairgoers can view them. After all, these prospect and/or market animals weighed at the designated are the people who pay to get into the fair and this is the times. money that is used to pay the livestock premiums. No dogs allowed in the barn. Animals not properly cared for will be subject to disqual- ification. Groom animals in the designated areas. Do not groom animals in the tie areas. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to feed and water their All grooming equipment, feed buckets and water buckets, animals. and other items must be removed from the aisles before 6 All animals will be exhibited in the Show Ring by the p.m. nightly. Exhibitor of Record except Tie Rack Cattle, an exhibitor It is the responsibility of the exhibitors to cleanup their having more than one animal to exhibit in a class, or the pens and tie-spaces. The Fair will provide trash cans and exhibitor becomes ill. etc. to help in keeping the barn clean. No single animal may be exhibited more than once, Do not put manure in the trash cans. It goes outside to the except for champion drives and showmanship. area designated for it. Wheel barrows and shovels will be Prospect or Market classes for sheep, goats, or swine are provided by the Beauregard Fair Association to haul the for females and castrated males. (NO INTACT MALES). manure. Market goats must be dehorned, disbudded or polled. THE BEAUREGARD PARISH FAIR Any scurs or horn structuring must be blunt and not WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR exceed one inch in length. Goats not meeting dehorning ANIMALS LEFT AFTER 6 AM ON requirements shall be placed in commercial class and will SUNDAY FOLLOWING THE FAIR. not be eligible to compete for Champion or Reserve Champion. ANYONE CAUGHT STEALING ANIMALS FROM THE BEAUREGARD FAIR WILL BE ALL RABBITS MUST BE TATOOED. PROSECUTED TO THE FULLEST! Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 34 ANIMAL HEALTH REQUIREMENTS 05...... Calved Jan. 1 - April 30, 2018 06...... Calved Sept. 1 - Dec. 31, 2017 07...... Calved May 1-Sept. 1, 2017 All animals, to be admitted to the fairgrounds, must be free of 08...... Calved Before May 1, 2017 infections, parasites, and appear to be in good health and vitality. Premium Numbers-Heifers & Cows Upon examination, animals that reveal symptoms of infectious, 09...... Calved After March 1, 2019 contagious or parasitic disease, including external parasites such as 10...... Calved Jan. 1- Feb. 29, 2019 manage, mites, lice, etc. shall be removed from the barn. 11...... Calved Sept. 1 - Dec. 31, 2018 12...... Calved May 1 - Aug. 31, 2018 All show animals must have current health papers issued by a 13...... Calved Jan. 1 - April 30, 2018 licensed veterinarian and meet the health rules and regula- 14...... Calved Sept. 1 - Dec. 31, 2017 tions as set down by the Louisiana Department of Agriculture, 15...... Calved May 1 - Aug. 31, 2017 Livestock Sanitary Board. Health papers and animals are sub- 16...... Calved Before May 1, 2017 ject to be inspected by Livestock Sanitary officials before un- loading COMMERCIAL HEIFERS JUDGING GUIDELINES (CLASS 17) Placing of all animals will be the decision of the Judge. 01...... Brahman Influence Judges decision is final. 02...... Non Brahman Influence Commercial Heifers will be shown by weight. Number of Grand Champions and Reserve Champions will be judged in each classes will be based on number of heifers entered. animal category. Champions will be selected from 1st and/or 2nd place animals. MARKET STEERS DEPARTMENT (CLASS 21) ADULT LIVESTOCK Market steers will be shown by weight. Number of classes will be based on numbers entered. BEEF CATTLE DIVISION 1ST $20.00, 2ND $16.00, 3RD $12.00 Champions Receive Rosettes Tie Rack (Category 1) All cattle in this division will be judged while tied in the aisle. Halter (Category 2) ADULT GOAT CLASSES All cattle in this division will be lead in the show ring to be 1ST $12.00, 2ND $10.00, 3RD $8.00 judged. Champions Receive Rosettes

Class Numbers-----Registered Beef BREEDING GOATS 01...... Brangus Class Numbers .... GOATS 02...... Braford 03...... Brahman 120...... Registered Full Bloods 04...... Beefmaster 122...... Registered Percentage 05...... Santa Gertrudis 123...... Registered Pigmy 06...... Other Brahman Breed 124...... Registered AOB 07...... Red Poll 125...... Commercial Doe 08...... Limousin 126...... Registered Dairy Goat 09...... Charolais 127...... Commercial Dairy Goat 10...... Shorthorn 11...... Simmental Premium Number...Females Only 12...... Angus (Red or Black) 13...... Hereford (Polled and Horned) 01...... April Doeling, born 4/1/19 & after 14...... Other Non-Brahman Infl Breed 02...... March Doeling, born 3/1 to 3/31/19 15...... Mini Hereford 03...... February Doeling, born 2/1 to 2/29/19 16...... Low Line Angus 04...... January Doeling, born 1/1 to 1/31/19 17...... Mini Zebu 05...... JR.Yearling Does, born 8/01 to 12-31-18 (2-4 tooth, no 6 tooth) Premium Numbers-Bulls 06...... SR.Yearling Does, born 8/01 to 12-31-18 01...... Calved after March 1, 2019 (2-4 tooth, no 6 tooth) 02...... Calved after Jan. 1-Feb. 28, 2019 07...... 18-24 mo. Does Born 2/29/2018 to 03...... Calved Sept. 1 - Dec. 31, 2018 10/1/2017 (4-6 tooth) 04...... Calved May 1 - Aug. 31, 2018 08...... Aged does Adult Goat Classes Continued Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 35 Adult Goat Division Continued ADULT SWINE DIVISION 1ST $12.00, 2ND $10..00, 3RD $8.00 Champions Receive Rosettes

Class Numbers-----Registered Pigs 61...... Berkshire 62...... Chester White ADULT BUCK KID 63...... Duroc 64...... Hampshire Class Numbers....Goats 65...... Landrace 128...... Registered Full Bloods 66...... Poland China 129...... Registered Percentage 67...... Spot 130...... Registered Pigmy 68...... Yorkshire 131...... Registered AOB 69...... Any Other Breed 132...... Commercial Doe 133...... Registered Dairy Goat Premium Numbers-----(Gilts Only) 134...... Commercial Dairy Goat 01...... Farrowed January, 2019 Premium Number... 02...... Farrowed February, 2019 01...... April , born 4/1/19 & after 03...... Farrowed March, 2019 02...... March, born 3/1 to 3/31/19 04...... Farrowed April, 2019 03...... February, born 2/1 to 2/29/19 05...... Farrowed May, 2019 04...... January, born 1/1 to 1/31/19 05.……….….…… July 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018 DEPARTMENT YOUTH LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST DIVISION 1ST $5.00, **2ND $4.00, **3RD $3.00, **4TH $2.00 ADULT Trophies for the Top Two in each Class Number And Premium Number SHEEP DIVISION Class Number-----Types of Judging 1ST $12.00, 2ND $10.00, 3RD $8.00 01...... Dairy Cattle Judging 02...... Poultry Judging Champions Receive Rosettes 03...... Livestock Judging Class Numbers-Registered Sheep Premium Numbers-----(Age on 1-1-2019) 41...... Dorset 01...... 15 Yrs. Old and Older 02...... 12 to 14 Yrs. Old 42...... Hampshire 03...... 9 to 11 Yrs. Old 43...... Dorper 04...... 8 Yrs. Old and Under - Peewee 44...... Katahdin 45...... Southdown SHEEP SHEARING DIVISION 46...... Suffolk (CLASS 04) 47...... Any Other Breed 1ST $10.00,*2ND $8.00, *3RD $6.00, *4TH $4.00

Premium Numbers-Rams Trophies for the Top Two in each Class Number 01...... Lamb and Premium Number 02...... Two-Tooth Premium Numbers-----(Age on 1-1-2019) 03...... Four to Six-Tooth 01...... 15 Yrs. Old and Older 02...... 12 to 14 Yrs. Old Premium Numbers-Ewes 03...... 9 to 11 Yrs. Old 04...... Lamb 04...... 8 Yrs. Old and Under - Peewee 05...... Two-Tooth 06...... Four to Six-Tooth 07...... Aged Ewes

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 36 BEEF CATTLE DIVISION 1ST $24.00, **2ND $20.00 PROSPECT STEERS ***3RD $16.00, ****4TH $12.00 Rosettes & Trophies to Champions (CLASS 29) All Cattle in this division will be judged in the show ring. Steers weighing under 800 pounds Cattle must be led and set up in the ring by the exhibitor. Steers will be shown by weight. Number of classes will be Based on number of steers entered Class Numbers Registered Beef 10...... Brangus MARKET STEERS 11...... Braford 12...... Brahman (CLASS 32) 13...... Beefmaster Steers will be shown by weight. Number of classes will be 14...... Santa Gertrudis Based on number of steers entered 15...... Other Brahman Infl Breed 16...... Red Poll L.C. LEE MEMORIAL AWARD 17...... Limousin (CLASS 35) 18...... Charolais Mr. L.C. Lee was a longtime supporter of the cattle 19...... Shorthorn 20...... Simmental industry in Beauregard Parish. The award is presented 21...... Angus (Red & Black) by the Beauregard Parish Cattlemen’s Association to 22...... Hereford (Polled & Horned) the outstanding beef animal exhibited at the Fair. Award 23...... Any Other Non-Brahman Infl Breed will be presented by the President of the Cattlemen’s 24...... Mini Hereford Association. Exhibitors must be a member of the Beau- 25...... Low Line/ Mini Angus regard Junior Cattlemen’s Association. 26...... Mini Zebu Premium Numbers-Bulls All Champion beef animals (bulls, heifers, steers, and 01...... Calved after March 1, 2019 commercial heifers) will return to the ring for selection. 02...... Calved Jan 1 - Feb 28, 2019 03...... Calved Sept. 1 - Dec. 31, 2018 04...... Calved May 1 - Aug. 31, 2018 AWARD SPECIFICS WILL BE 05...... Calved Jan. 1 - Apr. 30, 2018 ANNOUNCED AT A LATER DATE 06...... Calved Sept. 1 - Dec. 31,2017 07...... Calved May 1 - Aug. 31, 2017 BEEF SHOWMANSHIP Premium Numbers-Heifers 08...... Calved after March 1, 2019 (CLASS 40) 09...... Calved Jan. 1 - Feb. 28, 2019 1ST $10.00, *2ND $8.00 10...... Calved Sept. 1 - Dec. 31, 2018 3RD $6.00, *4TH $4.00 11...... Calved May 1 - Aug. 31, 2018 12...... Calved Jan. 1 - Apr. 30, 2018 Premium Numbers-(Age on 1-1-2019) 13...... Calved Sept. 1 - Dec. 31, 2017 01...... 15 Yrs. Old & Older 14...... Calved May 1 - Aug. 31, 2017 02...... 12 to 14 Yrs. Old 03...... 9 to 11 Yrs. Old COMMERCIAL HEIFERS 04...... 8 Yrs. Old & Under BRAHMAN INFLUENCE DAIRY CATTLE DIVISION (CLASS 26) (Commercial Dairy will be shown by weight.) 1ST $24.00, 2ND $20.00, 3RD $16.00, Commercial Heifers will be shown by weight. Number of classes will be based on number of heifers entered. 4TH $12.00 Plaques to Champions and Reserve COMMERCIAL HEIFERS Ribbons to 1st to 4th Place 45...... Jersey NON-BRAHMAN INFLUENCE 46...... Guernsey (CLASS 27) 47...... Holstein 48...... Brown Swiss Commercial Heifers will be shown by weight. Number of 49...... Any Other Breed classes will be based on number of heifers entered. 50...... Commercial COMMERCIAL BULLS Premium Numbers-----(Females Only) 01...... Under 6 Months Old (CLASS 28) 02...... Between 6 & 12 Months Old Commercial Bulls will be shown by weight. 03...... Between 12 & 18 Months Old Number of classes will be based on number 04...... Between 18 & 24 Months Old of bulls entered. Bulls cannot be older than 12 months. 05...... Between 2 & 3 Years Old 06...... Between 3 & 4 Years Old

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 37 DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP GOAT DIVISION (CLASS 55) 1ST $18.00, 2ND $14.00, 3RD $12.00, 4TH $10.00 1ST $10.00, 2ND $8.00, 3RD $6.00, 4TH $4.00 Plaques to Champions and Reserve Ribbons to 1st to 4th Place Premium Numbers-(Age On 1-1-2019) 01...... 15 Yrs. Old & Older 02...... 12 to 14 Yrs. Old PROSPECT GOATS (CLASS 75) 03...... 9 to 11 Yrs. Old (Goats weighing less than 50 pounds) 04...... 8 Yrs Old & Under Prospect goats will be shown by SHEEP DIVISION weight. Number of classes will 1ST $18.00, 2ND $14.00, 3RD $10.00, 4TH $6.00 be based on numbers entered. Plaques to Champions and Reserve Ribbons to 1st to 4th Place Class Numbers-Registered Sheep MARKET GOATS (CLASS 76) 61...... Dorset (Goats weighing 50 pounds & over ) 62...... Hampshire Market goats will be shown by weight. Number of classes will 63...... Dorper be based on numbers entered. 64...... Katahdin 65...... Southdown BREEDING GOATS 66...... Suffolk Class Numbers .... GOATS 67...... Any Other Breed 77...... Registered Full Bloods Premium Numbers-Ewe 78...... Registered Percentage Boer 01...... Lamb 79...... Registered Pygmy 02...... Two - Tooth 79B...... Registered AOB 03...... Four to Six Tooth 80...... Commercial Doe 04...... Aged Ewes 81...... Registered Dairy Goat 82...... Commercial Dairy Goat Premium Numbers-Rams 04...... Lamb Premium Number...Females Only 05...... Two-Tooth 01...... April Doeling, born 4/1/19 & after 06...... Four to Six Tooth 02...... March Doeling, born 3/1 to 3/31/19 03...... February Doeling, born 2/1 to 2/29/19 COMMERCIAL EWES 04...... January Doeling, born 1/1 to 1/31/19 05...... JR. Yearling Does, born 8/01 to 12-31-18 (CLASS 69) (2-4 tooth, no 6 tooth) Non - Registered Ewes 06...... SR. Yearling Does, born 3/01 to 7-31-2018 Premium Numbers-Commercial Ewes 07...... 18-24 mo. Does Born 2/29/2018 to 01...... Lamb 10/1/2017 (4-6 tooth) 02...... Two-Tooth 08...... Aged does 03...... Four to Six Tooth 04...... Aged Ewe BUCK KID CLASS 8 PROSPECT LAMBS Class Numbers....Goats 83...... Registered Full Bloods (CLASS 70) 85...... Registered Percentage (Lambs weighing less than 80 pounds) 86...... Registered Pigmy Prospect Lambs will be shown by weight. Number of 86B...... Registered AOB classes will be based on numbers entered. 87...... Commercial Buck 88...... Registered Dairy Goat MARKET LAMBS 89...... Commercial Dairy Goat (CLASS 71) Premium Number... (Lambs weighing 80 pounds and over) 01...... April Buck Kid, born 4/1/19 & after Market Lambs will be shown by weight. Number of 02...... March Buck Kid, born 3/1 to 3/31/19 classes will be based on numbers entered. 03...... February Buck Kid, born 2/1 to 2/29/19 04...... January Buck Kid, born 1/1 to 1/31/19 SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP 05……………….. July 1, 2018 - December 31, 2018 (CLASS 73) GOAT SHOWMANSHIP (CLASS 84) 1ST $10.00, 2ND $8.00, 3RD $6.00, 4TH $4.00 1ST $10.00, 2ND $8.00, 3RD $6.00, 4TH $4.00 Premium Numbers-(Age on 1-1-2019) Premium Numbers-(Age 1-1-2019) 01...... 15 Yrs. Old & Older 01...... 15 Yrs. Old & Older 02...... 12 to 14 Yrs. Old 02...... 12 to 14 Yrs. Old 03...... 9 to 11 Yrs. Old 03...... 9 to 11 Yrs. Old 04...... 8 Yrs. Old & Under - Peewee 04...... 8 Yrs. Old & younger *BUCKS/ RAMS COME DAY OF SHOW* Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 38 SWINE DIVISION 1ST $18.00, 2ND $14.00, 3RD $10.00, 4TH $6.00 RABBIT Plaques to Champions and Reserve Ribbons to 1st to 4th Place DIVISION 1ST $4.00, 2ND $3.00, 3RD $2.00, 4TH $1.00 BREEDING SWINE Plaques to Champions and Reserve Class Numbers- Registered Pigs Ribbons to 1st to 4th Place 01...... Berkshire 02...... Chester White The “American Rabbit Breeders Standard of Perfection” will be 03...... Duroc used as a guide for the judging. This is a cage and carry show. 04...... Hampshire Rabbits will be brought in Thursday, October 3, 2019, and 05...... Lansrace housed and shown from the exhibitors cages. ALL RABBITS 06...... Poland China MUST HAVE TATTOOS! 07...... Spot 08...... Yorkshire DEFINITIONS 09...... Any Other Breed Market Rabbits...... A rabbit of either sex that is not over five pounds and is ten weeks of age or less. All rabbits will show by Premium Numbers-(Gilts Only) breed , in Junior and Senior Division. 01...... Farrowed January 2019 02...... Farrowed February 2019 MARKET RABBITS 03...... Farrowed March 2019 04...... Farrowed April 2019 (CLASS 115) 05...... Farrowed May 2019 Premium Numbers ...... Description 06...... Farrowed After June 2019 & after 01...... Single Fryer 02...... Pen of Three COMMERCIAL GILTS RABBIT (CLASS 90) SHOWMANSHIP Commercial Gilts will be shown by weight. Number of classes will be based on numbers entered. (CLASS 100) 1ST $10.00, 2ND $8.00, 3RD $6.00, 4TH $4.00 PROSPECT SWINE Premium Numbers (Age on 1-1-2019) 01...... 15 Yrs. Old & Older (CLASS 95) 02...... 12 to 14 Yrs. Old (Pigs weighing less than 140 pounds) 03...... 9 to 11 Yrs. Old Prospect Pigs will be shown by weight. Number of 04...... 8 Yrs. Old & Under - Pewee classes will be based on numbers entered. Participants will take a test & show animals. Study guide may be obtained at 4-H Office. MARKET SWINE (CLASS 96) RABBIT CLASS (Pigs weighing 140 pounds and over) Market Pigs will be shown by weight. Number of CLASS NUMBERS-----DESCRIPTION classes will be based on numbers entered. Breeds*** Bucks Does Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. SWINE SHOWMANSHIP Belgin Hare 201 203 405 407 Californian 211 213 415 417 (CLASS 99) Checkered Giant 221 223 425 427 1ST $10.00, 2ND $8.00, 3RD $6.00, 4TH $4.00 English Lop 231 233 435 437 Flemish Giant 241 243 445 447 Premium Numbers-(Age on 1-1-2019) French Lop 251 253 455 457 01...... 15 Yrs. Old & Older Chinchilla 261 263 465 467 02...... 12 to 14 Yrs. Old New Zealand 271 273 475 477 03...... 9 to 11 Yrs. Old Cinnamon 281 283 485 487 04...... 8 Yrs. Old & younger Beveren 291 293 495 497 Satin 301 303 505 507 Any Other 401 403 605 607 English Spot 501 503 705 707

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 39 Class Numbers - Ducks CLASS NUMBERS-----DESCRIPTION Breeds Drakes Hens Pair Breeds Bucks Does Buff 5001 5002 5003 Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Call 5011 5012 5013 Dutch 2001 2003 4005 4007 Cayuga 5021 5022 5023 Jersey Wooley 2011 2013 4015 4017 Crested 5031 5032 5033 Florida White 2021 2023 4025 4027 Khaki Campbell 5041 5042 5043 Havana 2031 2033 4035 4037 Mallard 5051 5052 5053 Himalyan 2041 2043 4045 4047 Muscovy 5061 5062 5063 Holland Lop 2051 2053 4055 4057 Pekin 5071 5072 5073 Fuzzy Lop 2061 2063 4065 4067 Rouen 5081 5082 5083 Mini Lop 2071 2073 4075 4077 Runner 5091 5092 5093 Netherland Dwarf 2081 2083 4085 4087 Swedish 5101 5102 5103 Poland 2091 2093 4095 4097 Any Other 5111 5112 5113 Mini Rex 2101 2103 4105 4107 Britannia Petite 2201 2203 4205 4207 Lion Head 2301 2303 4305 4307 Any Other 2401 2403 4405 4407 Premium Numbers-Ducks 01...... Bantam 02...... Standards POULTRY BROILERS(CLASS 5500) DIVISION Premium Numbers-Broilers 1ST $4.00, 2ND $3.00, 3RD $2.00, 4TH $1.00 01...... Single Fryer Plaques to Champions and Reserve 02...... Pen of Three Ribbons to 1st to 4th Place An exhibitor may enter no more than two birds in any class, including Any Other Breed. A class is defined as a specific variety (color), sex, and age of any of the breeds listed. This will b e strictly enforced. American Standard of Perfection will be used as a guide for Class Numbers the Poultry judging. CHICKENS

Breed Cckl Rstr Pult Hens Ameraucana 6001 6002 6003 6004 THE POULTRY Andalusian 6011 6012 6013 6014 Aruacanus 6021 6022 6023 6024 SHOW Australop 6031 6032 6033 6034 Barnvelder 6041 6042 6043 6044 Begin 4:00 P.M. Wednesday October 2, 2019 Brahmas 6051 6052 6053 6054 ALL BIRDS MUST BE IN THEIR CAGES Buttercup 6061 6062 6063 6064 NO LATER THAN 3:00 P.M. ON Cochin 6071 6072 6073 6074 Cornish 6081 6082 6083 6084 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019 D’Anver 6091 6092 6093 6094 JUDGING WILL BEGIN AT 4:00 P.M. Delaware 6101 6102 6103 6104 Dominique 6111 6112 6113 6114 D’Uccle 6121 6122 6123 6124 Faverolle 6131 6132 6133 6134 DEFINITIONS: Japanese 6151 6152 6153 6154 POULTRY CLASSES Jersey Giant 6161 6162 6163 6164 DUCKS Langshan 6171 6172 6173 6174 Drake...... Male bird under a year Leghorn 6181 6182 6183 6184 Hen...... Female bird under a year Maran 6191 6192 6193 6194 CHICKENS Modern Game 6201 6202 6203 6204 Naked Neck 6211 6212 6213 6214 Broilers...... Chicks under 8 weeks old New Hampshire 6221 6222 6223 6224 Pens of 3 must be the same sex Old English Game 6231 6232 6233 6234 Cockerel...... Male bird under a year Orpington 6241 6242 6243 6244 Rooster...... Male bird over a year Phoenix 6251 6252 6253 6254 Pullet...... Female bird under a year Plymouth Rock 6261 6262 6263 6264 Hen...... Female bird over a year Polish 6271 6272 6273 6274 GENERAL Production Red 6281 6282 6283 6284 Bantam...... Dwarf or small size Rhode Island 6291 6292 6293 6294 Standard...... Normal or regular size Rosecomb 6301 6302 6303 6304 Chickens Continued on Next Page Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 40 Class Numbers - Chickens Continued from previous page Premium Numbers-Chickens 01...... Bantam Seabright 6321 6322 6323 6324 02...... Standard Serama 6331 6332 6333 6334 Sex Link 6341 6342 6343 6344 Show Girl 6351 6352 6353 6354 POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP Silkie 6361 6362 6363 6364 (CLASS 5000) Spanish 6371 6372 6373 6374 1ST $10.00, 2ND $8.00, 3RD $6.00, 4TH $4.00 Sultan 6381 6382 6383 6384 Sumatras 6391 6392 6393 6394 Premium Numbers (Age on 1-1-2019) Sussex 6401 6402 6403 6404 01...... 15 Yrs. Old & Older Swedish Flower 6411 6412 6413 6414 02...... 12 to 14 Yrs. Old Wyandotte 6421 6422 6423 6424 03...... 9 to 11 Yrs. Old Any Other 6431 6432 6433 6434 04...... 6-8 Yrs. Old

For Participating In The Fair This Year. This is Your Fair, And Your Exhibits Help Make It A Success. All Proceeds Collected At The Gate Are Used To Pay The Premiums & Prizes For Winning Exhibits. If You Have Any Questions, Comments, Or Suggestions, Please Feel Free To Contact Your Ward Director. Again, Thank You and Good Luck On Your Exhibit!

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 41 2019 ESSAY CONTEST RULES Theme: “WHAT WOULD THE WORLD BE LIKE IF EVERYONE WERE (TO PAY IT FORWARD)” RULES AND REGULATIONS: 1. Essay must contain between 500 and 800 words. 2. Name of contestant MUST NOT be written on the essay but must be written on a separate sheet and clipped, not stapled, to the essay. 3. On a separate sheet, contestants should follow this format: Name:______

Address:______

Grade:______

Phone:______

Parent’s Name:______

School Name:______

Teacher:______Number of Words ______

Fair Represented:______

4. Essay must be handwritten or typed. 5. Spelling, grammar, phraseology, general interest, continuity and adherence to the theme will be determining factors for selecting the winning essay. 6. The categories: A. - Grades 6-8 B. - Grades 9-12 7. Information used from sources should be acknowledged in a bibliography. 8. Pictures or diagrams can be included within context of essay and in appropriate appendix. 9. Essays must be in the Central Office by noon September 11, 2019 The Address is: Beauregard Central Office 202 West Third Street DeRidder, LA 70634 10. Criteria for judging: Content (Adherent to Theme)...... 40% Grammar (Punctuation, Capitalization)...... 25% Continuity (Introduction, Body, Sentence structure, and Conclusion)...... 20% Spelling ...... 15% 11. Essay Prizes (Parish Level) (State Level) 1st $25.00 1st $150.00 2nd $15.00 2nd $100.00 3rd $10.00 3rd $50.00 Winners will be awarded prizes Tuesday, October 1, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. in the pavilion. Teachers of First Place Winners at Parish level will be awarded $50.00. 12. All essays that go to state become the property of LAFF. The first place winner will be published in a collection by groups.

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 42 BEAUREGARD PARISH FAIR 2019 POSTER CONTEST RULES

1. Subject of poster shall be: “My Fair” Remember...All Posters Name: Beauregard Parish Fair MUST SHOW Location : Fairgrounds •DATE of Fair Date of event must be on poster: •LOCATION of Fair-and October 1-October 5, 2019 •“Beauregard Parish Fair” 2. Any public, private, or parochial school student may participate. To Qualify For Judging! 3. Posters will be judged in four categories: A. Grades 1-3 B. Grades 4-6 C. Grades 7-9 D. Grades 10-12 4. Posters must be displayed on 14” X 22” white poster paper. (1/2 sheet of standard poster paper) 5. All work must be vertical. Nothing horizontal will be judged. 6. All lettering must be free handed. Do not use stencils. 7. Medium used shall be: Crayon, Water Colors, Acrylics, Felt Tip Pen, or Oil, No cutouts or collage. 8. First, Second, and Third place winners in each category are eligible for state competition. 9. Posters will be judged and points awarded as follows: Originality 35% Theme 25% Neatness 25% Spelling 15% 10. Poster Prizes: State Level Parish Level Third $ 25.00 $ 10.00 Second $ 50.00 $ 15.00 First $ 75.00 $ 25.00 Winners on Parish level will be awarded prizes Tuesday, October 1, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. In the Pavilion. Teachers of First Place Winners at Parish level will receive $50.00. 11. Information cards (5x7 index cards) should include the following: Name Address School Telephone Parents Name Grade Category Teacher This should be placed on the left top corner of poster in such a way that it can be flipped over front to back. 12. All posters are due to Central Office by noon, September 11, 2019. The address is: Beauregard Parish School Central Office 202 W. Third St. DeRidder, LA 70634

13. All posters become the property of Beauregard Parish Fair. Non - winners are used to publicize the Fair. If you locate yours in a business window, please introduce yourself to the proprietor.

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 43 91st ANNUAL BEAUREGARD PARISH FAIR

Hay Bale Decorating Contest RULES: Each hay bale MUST be created by a School, School Club, or School Organization.

CATEGORIES REWARDED: Elementary, Junior High , and High School

1. Registration is Required by phone no later than Entries provided per school must fit into the following September 24, 2019: Call 337-462-3135. criteria: 2. Hay bale must be standard 24x32-36. Bales may K-5 is Elementary be displayed laying on their side or standing. 6-8 is Jr. High 3. Entries will be judged on adherence to theme: 9-12 is High School “Cultivate the Land; Live With Your Harvest” ONLY 4 ENTRIES Are Allowed Per School. visual appeal, construction, and creativity. *This Schools split into multiple locations will be consid- contest will NOT be judged on educational value. 4. Paint may be applied ered as ONE school for the purpose of this compe- 5. Hay bales will be placed under a covered building tition. If another school refuses their space/s, it will for the duration of the fair. be come available. PLEASE let us know if you 6. No political party signs allowed. would like an extra spot. Notifications will be made 7. Signage indicating the creators of the bale must no later than October 1st. be placed near, or on the bale. Contact Kay Allen at (337) 462-3135 to register your 8. Decorations may be picked up on October 06th, club or get on the waiting list for any space declined 2019. by another school.

Be Creative... Use Your Imagination...

Beauregard Parish Fair 2019- Page 44 Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 45 Beauregard Parish Fair 2019-Page 46 FAIR Per Person SCHOOL AGE AND ABOVE Website: beauregard parish fair.com

MONDAY, September 16-through FRIDAY– THURSDAY-OCTOBER 3rd, 2019 9:00 A.M. GATES OPEN September 24, 2019, from 10 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. Senior Citizens 62 & Older Admitted FREE PICK UP ENTRY FORMS and tags at the FAIR OFFICE *SIGN IN and receive your meal ticket. located at 506 West Drive at the South Entrance to the fair. 10:00 A.M. -12:00 Noon Entertainment in the Pavilion - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, 2019 Ron Yule-Country Allstars, 9:00 A.M. QUEENS OF BEAU FAIR PAGEANT Fiddling Contest —Fiddling Gals... 12:00 NOON-Announce Oldest Citizen. AGES 0-16 YEARS enter through link below TBA 2:00 P.M. OLD FOLKS DAY ENDS At the Exhibition Hall 6:00-8:00 P.M. Brian Phelps and Chloe Smith in the Pavilion SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 20189 6:00 P.M. RABBIT SHOW 9:00 A.M. 4-H Pet Show 8:00-9:00 P.M. Trace Johnson 2:00 P.M.- 5:00 P.M. Livestock Entries will be FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2019 - KIDS DAY Accepted NO ANIMALS –ENTRIES ONLY 8:30 A.M. Sheep Shearing in the Livestock Barn - Events Contact Information for Livestock Only: Leslie Midkiff Continuing throughout the day. PH: 337-328-8088 or 337-375-4887 10:00 A.M. -4:00 P.M. All students admitted FREE MONDAY-September 30th, 2019 11:00 A.M. Sonny the Birdman All entries accepted on the grounds. 1:00 P.M. Sonny the Birdman 8:00 A.M. All exhibit areas open for entries. 3:00 P.M. Sonny the Birdman 12:00 NOON Culinary Department Entries Close BRACELET DAY ON THE MIDWAY... Judging on Baked Goods UNTIL 4:00 P.M Tell Goldstar “THANKS” 5:00 P.M. All departments EXCEPT LIVESTOCK Close 4:30-5:30 P.M. Reid Soria. Autism Sings 5:30 P.M. LIVESTOCK Closes. 7:00 P.M. CUTE CRITTER CONTEST in the Livestock Barn 7:00-8:00 P.M. Brad Broussard TUESDAY, October 1st, 2019 8:00-10:00 P.M. Caden Gillard 9:00 A.M. ALL AREAS CLOSED TO EVERYONE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2019 EXCEPT JUDGES AND CLERKS PLEASE! 9:00 A.M. Livestock Show all day in the Livestock Barn UNTIL... 10:00 A.M. GOLDSTAR BARGAIN DAY till 4:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. Line up time for parade. For more information Pay one price at Midway Ticket Office & ride until 4:00 P.M. go to website: beauregardparishfair.com/parade 5:00 P.M. Parade starts SATURDAY IN THE PAVILION: 5:00 P.M. FAIR OFFICIALLY OPENS 12:00 A.M. –1:30 P.M. – Front Porch Pickin’ Concert 7:00 P.M. Announcement of winners of Poster and 5:45-6:30 P.M. Dixie Darlins and Bayou Babes Essay Contests in the Pavilion 7:00-8:00 P.M. Neli Dixon 8:00 P.M. 91st Queen Beaufair Pageant in the Pavilion. 8:00-9:00 P.M. Corey Michael 10:30 P.M. LIVESTOCK RELEASED WEDNESDAY-OCTOBER 2nd, 2019 8:00 A.M. Educational Tours-Groups must be SUNDAY-OCTOBER 6, 2019 -2:00 P.M. Until 5:00 P.M. accompanied by Teachers. EXHIBITS CAN BE PICKED UP AT THE EXHIBITION Puppet Shows in the Pavilion provided by 4-H HALL & FLORAL BUILDING Members. MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2019 JOY THE CLOWN will be on the grounds to 9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. EXHIBITORS ITEMS MAY BE entertain. PICKED UP IN THE EXHIBITION HALL & FLORAL 4:00 P.M. GATES OPEN BUILDING. ITEMS LEFT WILL BE DESTROYED!!! 4:00 P.M. POULTRY SHOW ALL MILITARY Thank You & THEIR FAMILIES Volunteers!!! With Proper Identification -Will Be Allowed You Are The Best!!! FREE ADMITTANCE To The Fair For The Entire Week!